Survival Seed Packs for sale from around the world. Be prepared to grow your own food supply with these survival seed packages. You'll be ready to grow a full range of tasty fresh vegetables and fruits with these carefully selected seed collections. The following links will open a new window with purchase details about the survival seeds on sale at eBay from individuals and retailers.
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 Heirloom Vegetable Seeds Survival Garden Kit Over 18,000 Seeds, 39 Varieties $29.99 |
 Heirloom Vegetable Seeds Survival Garden Kit Over 18,000 Seeds, 39 Varieties $29.99 |
 Survival Heirloom Seed Bank Open Pollenated Emergency Sealed Seeds from the USA $15.89 |
 Atlas Vegetable Seeds Survival Garden Kit Over 50,000 Seeds, 29 Varieties $22.99 |
 300,000 Heirloom Seed; Preppers Garden /Survival Emergency Cache 50 Varieties $55.00 |
 Seeds,Emergency,Survival Non GMO,Organic,Heirloom 80 Pkgs 40 DifferentVarieties $29.95 |
 41,000 Seed ; 101 Variety Garden/Survival Seed Cache With $30 Herb Pack $55.00 |
 HERBS, CULINARY/MEDICINAL 32 VARIETIES DOOMSDAY/SURVIVAL SEED CACHE HEIRLOOM $19.99 |
 HERBS, CULINARY/MEDICINAL 20 HEIRLOOM VARIETIES DOOMSDAY/SURVIVAL SEED CACHE $15.00 |
 52,000 Garden/Survival Seed Cache 121 Heirloom Varieties! WITH $30 HERB PACK $64.99 |
Storing a survival seed pack properly is crucial to ensure the viability of the seeds and their ability to germinate in the future. Here are some tips on how to store a survival seed pack for future use:
- Choose a cool, dry, and dark storage location. The ideal temperature for seed storage is between 32-41°F (0-5°C), with low humidity and no direct sunlight exposure. A basement or cellar that maintains a consistent temperature and humidity level is a good option.
- Ensure that the seeds are completely dry before storing. Seeds that are not fully dry can lead to mold and other problems during storage. Spread the seeds out to dry completely before packing them for storage.
- Use airtight containers. Use resealable plastic bags or airtight glass jars to store the seeds. Make sure that the containers are labeled with the date of storage and the type of seeds contained within.
- Add desiccant packets to the containers. Desiccant packets can help absorb any excess moisture that may be present in the container. Place one or two packets in each container and make sure to replace them every six months to one year.
- Store the seed containers in a larger container. Place the smaller seed containers in a larger container, such as a plastic tub or metal canister, to provide additional protection against temperature and moisture fluctuations.
- Keep the seeds away from pests. Pests such as rodents and insects can damage or consume the seeds. Use rodent-proof containers and consider adding a pest repellent sachet to the storage container.
By following these tips, you can help ensure the long-term viability of your survival seed pack and be better prepared for future gardening and food needs.