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Old February 8, 2009   #1
rxkeith
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these seeds tend to darken as they age. i have some old,old seeds that are dark brown. some years some will be a bit darker from the get go. i thought maybe it might be weather related conditions as the bean was maturing. as long as the plants were healthy, productive, and the beans good tasting, i was never concerned about the color change. interesting reading though.

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