Can I put them directly into the ground or do I have to freezer first
223182
These seeds are so tiny that you can hardly see them. I put them in a small container after keeping them cool however none of them took. They look absolutely beautiful on the picture so I figured that you need many seeds to get them started. I gave up! No you don't have to freeze them. Good luck!
479030
You do put them in the freezer. You could also freeze them in an ice cube if you wanted a small amount of dilution from purified water.
415189
I'm not sure about freezing. I'd think you could but they have a 6 month shelf life :)
1384281
Putting them in the freezer or refrigerator is a good idea if not using them right away.
1801373
I did freeze them. I have reused them for a couple of different parties and the freezing helped preserve their life. So I assume refrigeration would work as well. Hope this helps. Have a great weekend.
863987
I believe so, I put mine in the freezer all the time. I make a large batch, freeze and take out when I need them.
1612031
Yes, as long as they are firm and not overly ripe. Sometimes it's easiest to place them in the freezer for 5-10 minutes if they're not firm enough.
1935998
If you can purchase an insulated box from them. I ordered mine when the weather was warmer and they were sent open to the air in a net bag. Worked fine then but I am afraid they would freeze now. It took about 5 days to receive.
2265344
Yes, you can put them in the freezer, however...wait until the contents thaws, if you try to force it, they may crack, break off a corner. They also do not survive being dropped on the floor very well.Hope that helps, other than that I love using them. I like squares rather that round containers for stacking.
846823
Yes to both. Stamped marked on reverse indicates they are freezer safe and I have had success with placing them in freezer. I would however be hesistant placing frozen container into hot water or even the microwave. I would let them warm up abit. They would probably be alright, but that's just my paranoia about rapid temperature change effect on anything.
432059
While I have not put mine in a freezer, I understand that you can do that. You should really ask a grower directly, R.O. has a web site and a phone number and they will answer your question.
301410
Put the whole works in the freezer. they need help standing upright. ... you can use wooden popsicle stix instead of the plastic, unless you are worried about dripping on your hand... you eat them fast enough.
225305
They don't require freezing...they're dry. I'd be afraid of them cracking into pieces. I store the unused in a large Ziploc. They don't go bad. Place 1 flat in lukewarm water for 10-15 seconds and as you arrange your filling for rolling, it gets more and more pliable. They're quite lovely.
1348271
Yes, but I would toast them first. They may be a little too moist and be impossible to retrieve once ground.
622686
Yes, you have to freeze them. They are just like any other Ice pack, but about the size of a slice of bread. There are four in a set, and work well.
97627
No necessary... I use a sealed large jar. It keeps them fresh for months. If you freeze them, seal them well from frost.
1763971
I'm not sure. I'd rather take them out and wrap then tightly in plastic to freeze. I think then you could unfreeze them and put them back in the pans to gift to others.