Survival seed banks around the world store seeds that could be used to rebuild crops after a disaster. They’re not just for the scariest situation, either.
Many crops are on the verge of disappearing as a result of global warming, which would surely result in a worldwide food catastrophe. Seed preservation and storage is a practice that can help to prevent such unplanned disasters. Seeds are kept in secure seed banks and can be retrieved when crops are no longer available.
Seeds are easy to pack and keep since they are so small. The size is small, but not the value.
You may start preserving seeds right now. Create a seed bank with plants grown locally. There is even the easiest way to do so. You can try a survival seed package. For your convenience, we’ve compiled a list of the most popular and high-quality products.
Survival Vegetable Seeds Garden Kit
This kit contains thousands of seeds. They’re all GMO-free. Tomatoes, peppers, and beans are among the most widespread seeds that are included in the survival kit.
Seed packets provide the best preservation. The thorough growing and harvesting instructions are also included in the kit. It is ideal for creating an indoor garden as well.
All seeds were carefully sorted and can be easily cultivated in different environments. The kit is ideal for both novice and experienced enthusiasts.
Preparedness Seed Pack
All of the best long-term seeds are combined into one in this seed pack. These seed’s kinds are non-GMO and not treated with chemicals. Each of the seeds comes with a comprehensive growing guide. Re-sealable packets provide long-term protection.
Variety Pack Survival Gear Food Seeds
This survival seed starter is ideal for disaster preparedness. Beans, Carrots, and Eggplants, are among those seeds featured. All the seeds are free from chemicals.
Growing recommendations and saving tips for seeds are provided by the manufacturer. It’s simple to use and jam-packed with data. The question that is asked very frequently is: How long can one keep seeds in storage?
Firstly, keep the seeds dry and tightly sealed. This will stop them from absorbing any moisture. Secondly, keep them in a cool and dark spot, such as in the freezer. Although we recommend replacing your Survival seeds kit every ten years, some seeds will germinate after a 25-year shelf life! However, the kit’s optimal shelf life is 3-5 years.
We strongly suggest you read the book Seed to Seed: Seed Saving and Growing Techniques for Vegetable Gardeners by Suzanne Ashworth, before starting your own seed bank. It goes over a lot of fantastic seed preservation strategies.
