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spacetogrow · October 3, 2013

Regarding seed saving...

If they don't change color when they ripen, how do you know when they are ripe enough for seed?

How do you process the seed? Fermenting like tomato seed doesn't seem to work very well.

October 3, 2013	#29
spacetogrow Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: MN zone 4 Posts: 359	Regarding seed saving... If they don't change color when they ripen, how do you know when they are ripe enough for seed? How do you process the seed? Fermenting like tomato seed doesn't seem to work very well.