Can I save soaked seeds for later planting?

[herbic]

I soaked a few of my seeds in water for 7-8 hours, but then I decided not to start growing them for now.

If I save them for later use, would they still be viable?

Any advice?

tnx

 

[OEF Vet 11B]

I'm pretty sure not. In my opinion any humidity would star growth and once it dries out its dead. Not sure though.

 

[herbic]

Oh thats no good :/
I guess Im gonna fill all the empty spaces with lil seedlngs.. Hope they fit in the tent..

 

[Major PITA]

No idea for sure, but...
If you dried them off immediately and they don't crack, you might be able to save them. Once they split, plant 'em or toss 'em.

 

[VladimirPutin]

Safe bet is germinate them and keep them in a low light area with no nutes so that will buy you another 30 days until you're ready.
They would grow slowly and stay relatively underdeveloped, but only for so long.
Otherwise, you would be aborting them. Controversial, but liberal society doesn't mind.

Vlad

 

[herbic]

Thats a good idea, but since the seeds are auto, the trick wouldnt work I guess..

I dried them for a few days, none of them has cracked, and I will keep them in refridgerator for a month. Just gonna push my luck..

Hope they survive... Wish me (and them) luck