Expired Everyday Items You Should Toss Immediately (For Your Safety)
12. Planting Seeds
Product: Seeds
Duration: 1 to 5 Years
Average Cost: $1–$20*
Think back to the last time you rummaged through an old packet of seeds to check if they were still viable for planting. Seeds, the little wonders of a gardener's toolkit, have a limited lifespan. They can remain viable for one to five years, but over time, their germination ability diminishes.
Factors such as storage conditions and seed type can affect longevity. To ensure successful planting, it’s important to regularly check the expiration dates and store seeds in a cool, dry place.
Product: Seeds
Seeds, although dormant, are living organisms that require proper care to thrive. If stored in a warm, humid environment, they may lose their viability sooner than expected. To ensure successful germination, it’s crucial to keep seeds in a cool, dry place.
Before planning your garden masterpiece, consider conducting a simple germination test. This will help you determine if your seeds are still viable. After all, nobody wants a garden filled with empty promises and no blooms!
