Is a pickled seed still viable after dried and stored properly I would say yes I'm Going to try and sow a bunch and see if it works if anyone wants to save me some time or bash me 
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Pickled Seed?
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I am no expert, but I would think not. The vinager and such would have made it sterile. Now I could be wrong...
How do you balance the ph of a seed?
how long of a bath is good?
will try this thanx omri
IMO - no
next question & most likely the most important questions are
what kind of chile/seeds are we talking about ?
IMO it'd only be worth it to try & save the seeds if they're some kind of rare chile seeds, otherwise you can buy good seeds or plants of most chiles at several locations vs going through all the BS to have some questionable seeds (at best) to grow.
& if a rare chile, who'd pickle them then ?
next question & most likely the most important questions are
what kind of chile/seeds are we talking about ?
IMO it'd only be worth it to try & save the seeds if they're some kind of rare chile seeds, otherwise you can buy good seeds or plants of most chiles at several locations vs going through all the BS to have some questionable seeds (at best) to grow.
& if a rare chile, who'd pickle them then ?
chilehunter said:
Pepperoncini's they are not rare i believe, not expert on this variety. I havent seen pepperoncini seeds for sale really havent really searched though. but have some. I like the BS. no bs in growin to me. pickeling some supper hots i might hunter.
