Saving Tomato Seeds - Seed Saving for Next Year's Tomato Crop

By Marie Iannotti, About.com Guide

It is harder to see the layer of mold through the glass jar, but you can generally tell the fermentation is complete when the seeds settle to the bottom of the jar in a watery liquid and the thicker pulp and mold sit on top of them.

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• Selecting Tomato Seeds for Saving and Starting the Process
• Fermenting the Seeds Improves Germination
• Fermentation is Complete
• Checking the Seeds in the Jar
• Getting the Tomato Seeds Ready to Save
• Cleaning Your Fermented Tomato Seeds
• Drying Tomato Seeds
• Storing and Saving Tomato Seeds

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