Gardening: How to save squash seeds

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Key insights about video Gardening: How to save squash seeds

🌱 Saving seeds from organic winter squash is easy and can be done by simply separating the seeds from the squash and leaving them to dry on a towel.

🌱 It is not necessary to wash the seeds before saving them, as they would naturally grow in the wild without being washed.

🌱 I have successfully saved pumpkin seeds using this method and had them grow into pumpkins.

🌱 After the seeds are dry, they can be stored in an old medicine bottle and kept in the fridge.

🌱 Peanuts can also be kept in the fridge for better taste.

🌱 In the spring, the saved seeds can be planted and grown into new plants.

🌱 The speaker plans to try a new bread recipe with more yeast for better results.

Timestamped Summary

00:00 The video is about saving seeds from a winter squash that was bought from the store.

00:13 The speaker is saving the seeds to try growing them next year.

00:23 The squash is split in half and the seeds are separated and put on a towel.

02:09 The seeds are left to dry at ambient temperature.

02:22 The dried seeds are stored in an old medicine bottle in the fridge.

02:55 The speaker will try growing the seeds in the spring.

03:05 The speaker is making bread and mentions a problem with the recipe.

03:26 The speaker will update about the bread when it works.

03:29 The speaker plans to build little greenhouses for zucchini.

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Q&A

How do you save seeds?

Split the squash in half and remove the seeds. Place the seeds on a towel or in a dry area to let them dry. Store the dried seeds in a container in the fridge until ready to plant.