How to Save Your Tomato Seeds

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Summary

This video demonstrates how to save tomato seeds by harvesting an heirloom tomato, extracting and fermenting the seeds in water for several days, then straining, drying, and packaging them for future planting. The creator encourages viewers to join their Fall Garden Challenge for more gardening tips.

Structure

1Harvesting heirloom tomatoes
2Extracting and fermenting seeds
3Straining and drying seeds
4Packaging seeds for storage
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Don't let your tomatoes go to waste...do this! It's easy to save seeds so you can grow the same varieties next year: - Harvest your best heirloom variety - Remove and strain the seeds - Ferment in water for 5-7 days - Strain and dry the seeds - Store them in a cool, dry place for spring! Go to my bio to join my Fall Garden Challenge for more tips just like this one🍅 #garden #seedsaving #tomato #gardeninghacks #growyourownfood

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How to Save Your Tomato Seeds Choose Your Best Heirloom Squeeze Out Seeds Rinse Add Seeds To Jar of Water Sit And Ferment In Window For 7 Days Strain Dry The Seeds Add Seeds To Package Now You're Ready For Next Spring 😌

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Don't let your tomatoes go to waste...do this! It's easy to save seeds so you can grow the same varieties next year: - Harvest your best heirloom variety - Remove and strain the seeds - Ferment in water for 5-7 days - Strain and dry the seeds - Store them in a cool, dry place for spring! Go to my bio to join my Fall Garden Challenge for more tips just like this one🍅