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How do you store a watermelon seed over winter to be able to plant it in the spring?
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∙ 15y ago
Dry the seeds until they are thoroughly dried, as any moisture will cause mold to form. Store in a dry dark location until needed. Ziplock bags, jars, or paper envelopes are all suitable to store them in. Seeds from over-ripe watermelons are best, as are ones that have not been grown in close proximity to another melon.
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