Do I put the entire foil packet of seeds into the bag at once?
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If you like, you can put the entire foil pack or half of it. I used half of it, it grew. I did not use the rest, yet.
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I store things separately, onions, shallots, and garlic can go in same bag. I have separate bag that has only potatoes, and one that has any kind of fruit.
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Hi there, this is Lisa, I am the owner of Zziggysgal. A method that I like best, is to poke several holes, spaced at least 1-2 inches apart, and place 1-3 seeds in each.
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I wouldn't recommend using the bags with only 1 piece of bread. You could put spread on one piece and put it in the bag for toasting but I don't have any experience as to how it may turn out.
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I ordered seeds and it was a very small bag, but the seeds were very small. I can tell you that I planted them in soil and they did germinate very well. A plastic sandwich bag would be way more than 1,000 seeds...
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Yes, I put seed down, then cover with the fabric. You can still drop seed on the fabric, but doubt much of the seed would make it through to the ground.
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The herbs I got, which were Organic Turmeric root, were packaged in foil bags. I can't remember if Amazon then put them in a plastic bag or a box. I think they were in a bag. Sorry I don't have more information.
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I don't recall specifically but you can actually open it while it's near the last mixing cycle and just throw them in. It doesn't mess up anything.
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Yes you do. You first cut off the length you need. Then you seal one of the ends. Then you load the food into the newly created bag. And finally you remove the air from the bag and seal the other end.
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Hey Nancy, I just saw your message. Sorry if it's too late but I'll answer anyway.The packet comes in this hard tin foil (so it's not decorative at all) and there are 35 seeds inside. Hope that helps.
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You can but you must make sure that any seeds, sunflower chips, etc., are small... the size of red or white millet (max). Anything bigger will clog the openings.
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yes i got mine too in a ziplock bag it just shows the seller might be stratusfieing seeds them selves or concieling thiere sorce if you get a good tasting tomato save some seeds dry them then freeze them for a few months then plant a plot of that same tomato
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You slit the pack open and be sure that some of the contents (gel) touches the soil so it can be released into the soil. I guess if it doesn't fit, you can squeeze some of it directly onto the soil.
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Yes. Be careful, however, if any of the individual packets leak, dump it. Most of my last three boxes were bug infested in at least two bags per box. Bugs were probably in the original packing box, which I stored them in.
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No, you don't want to vacuum pack the seeds. We package them so that they are ready to store either long or short term. Seeds do need some air in order to be viable for long term storage so you can either store them in the laminated foil bag we supply or you can remove them and store the individual bags in glass jars with reseal-able lids. Just follow the directions in our downloadable PDF Planting, Sprouting and Storing Guide and you'll be fine. Thanks for the question.
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These are packaged in a single foil bag. You can easily put them in Ziploc bags and separate them. They are really worth the money!
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Absolutely - just keep the bag sealed - It is an excellent product flowers, vegetables n Lawn incredible !!!!