Dry and Cold
Saving and Storing Seeds
Paper towel is very helpful; you can just dry off the seed and then fold it and use it with a pen to mark
Seeds like to be cold and DRY, I store them in paper envelopes in a tupperware with desiccant packs in the fridge.
Putting tea bags around fruit as they develop helps keep track of them and limits loss.
After seeds are cleaned of their gel by pulling them across paper towel, I let them dry for a week, then put them in the labelled envelopes and enter the info in a spreadsheet.