Can you use seeds from fresh veggies to grow your own?
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let the seeds dry in the sun before planting :)
sometimes. it might depend on the maturity of the vegetable. some have to be near rotted to have viable seed. tomato for 1,
Most seeds you get from produce today will not germinate. When the push began to produce seedless or near seedless produce, the "genetic engineering" rendered our food "sterile!" (non reproducing)
While I have not personally tried to save seed in what is known as "HERITAGE" vegetables, I understand their seeds can be saved and will germinate. I have no experience as to how well they produce, but it is worth trying them out.
P.S. In your garden, set aside a few plants that you wish to use as seed plants. For example, peas and beans have to dry on the vine to be viable for planting. The shells actually turn brown and become brittle, the peas/beans are hard.
I would go onto the"pinterest " website and type in the search engine "seeds" for a selection o answers eric
the fruit the- actual tomato you are harvesting seeds from.
the tomato needs to be nearly rotten, then harvest seeds.