I just went through my seed stash. I had to laugh at myself because I got my goingtoseed seeds and an EFN seed order in the mail this week. Then pulling out and going through the stash I found a package from Victory seed that I ordered a while back. Apparently I just opened it to look and dropped the package into the stash. So it was like I got to open that package twice!
Here is what I have that will be going into the box from me when I get it.
Pig pen volunteer pumpkin, maxima. Zero care, zero watering, almost no rain.
Georgia candy roaster, maxima.
Blue hubbard, maxima -huge!
Moschata pumpkin
Bouquet wildflower mix
Radish, Japanese Wasabi
And several packets of tomato seed that I realized I’ll never get to and are no longer in the goals of my wants/needs of tomatoes.
Thanks to whoever put the huge variety of bean seeds in a while back! When the box got to me last time there was just a few seed of each variety. So I was able to take them and make a pole bean grex and a bush bean grex. With all the little packets I’ve reused them to package the squash seeds that I’m putting back into the box.
What info is desired on seeds added to the box? I got little paper coin envelopes b/c I like these things, and I label with what it is and the year I harvested/ collected the seeds. E.g. Red Bell Pepper 2023, Pumpkin 2024. Anything else?
Even the yeasts in the air are going to be different. Some will ferment faster, some will be less sour, some will prefer heat, or thrive in the cold, or prefer different flours. Don’t assume that a “natural” yeast is going to be bad. Most of the old, established starters have long since adapted to the wild yeast in a particular area.
This box is like our own sisterhood of the traveling pants. Tracking originally said due Friday. Today I figure oh I’ll see where it is… Delivered five minutes ago!
So I’m about to pilfer through the goodies now! Here is what I’m putting in.