How Do You Save Seeds From Tomatoes?
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Tomatoes are an easy way to introduce yourself to saving seeds. All varieties of tomatoes can be saved, but only choose those that are non-hybrids. Heirloom types of tomatoes, old-fashioned types with sometimes a rainbow of colors and flavors, go in and out of fashion and can be hard to find from one year to the next. Saving the seeds can ensure the repeated growing of your favorite varieties. In your garden, identify those tomatoes that are from the healthiest plants. By doing this, you are choosing the tomatoes that are the strongest contenders for reproducing the best crop for the next year. Pick tomatoes that are fully ripened, but are free of rot and are still on the stem. Avoid the tomatoes that have fallen to the ground. Cut the skin off and remove the pulp from the sides. Carefully separate the seeds from the tomato pulp and sides and rinse in a bowl of water. Let the seeds soak in a bowl of fresh water for about a day. Pour the bowl of water and the seeds though a strainer or
