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President - GPC

Which are preferred, coin paper envelopes you cant see thru but can staple shut as the glue may fail......

Or Plastic that really needs a seal or lable to prevent easy tampering anywise......

11/26/2007 2:57:56 PM

Farmerville, Louisiana

Whatever comes my way with great seeds !

11/26/2007 3:15:18 PM

Western NY

I found the plastic ziplocs to be cheaper when i bought 2 years ago. 5,000 should last me another year or two.

11/26/2007 3:22:18 PM

Warszawa Poland

I bought 100 plastic ziplocs for 1 dollar but i prefer paper.Here in my city is factory of this plastic ziplocs here are small and big anything you want.I will be very happy when I can exchange with anybody ziplocs for paper envelopes.

11/26/2007 3:47:28 PM

Windsor, Ontario, Canada

I think paper is better. If you havent dried the seeds properly, or even if you have, paper lets the seeds breath. Of course, plastic can protect the seeds from getting wet (should be protected from water regardless of envelope typee), but I think plastic can promote mold since it may hold moisture in.

11/26/2007 4:43:42 PM

Ohio

Mine are made of aluminun alliod, with a light coating of nickle plated cast iron steel, I weld mine shut and have never had a problem.

11/26/2007 5:45:31 PM

Ohio

shipping out bubbles is a bit expensive though,,,,,,,,

11/26/2007 5:48:06 PM

Menomonie, WI (mail@gr8pumpkin.net)

Plastic.....if you are storing something for a long time you do not want your packaging to breath. Once dried properly seal them and your done.

11/27/2007 1:57:17 PM

Littleton, Colo

Brooks B and I think alike....I store and ship my seedz in a air tight container surrounded with Space Shuttle heat resistant tilez........with global warming you gotta be careful !!....................................

12/2/2007 9:41:30 PM