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The other issue that I ran into sending beans out was there are a lot of international OGers and I got questioned from the postal employee as to what was inside. The postal worker said that I couldn’t just use collectables in the description as they would need specifics or else there would be a chance that they would be undelivered and also the cost for sending international. It was Xmas time so I didn’t mind eating the shipping cost at the time.

Hey dude, why not try sending it in a flip-coin in a letter? It works about 90% of the time worldwide. If you need to fill out customs forms, I’ve had seeds labeled as handmade seeds, handmade brooches, or if they come in a DVD case, they’re marked as DVDs, software, or gifts.

Using a coin flip and a hose washer to mail seeds

This is a good way to ship seeds safely, and it usually only costs the price of a first-class stamp to mail. I realize this is not groundbreaking, and many people have been doing it this way for awhile, but I thought I would share here in case there are people who haven’t seen this method of shipping. Get a coin flip (one of those cardboard sleeves used to collect and display coins) and a hose washer. Place the seeds inside of the hose washer, like this: [120197740_1064688557294286_1134069853…

This other thread looks interesting as well. I just noticed that one of the cuts sent from the States made it to Germany:

An envelope method of sending cuts(unrooted), potentially across the border

So Ive been thinking about how to send some cuts to Canada, and I’ve also been playing with sending cuts to folks in the states with some success, minus the loss from heat. It’s best to send with cooler weather, since you’re using just one stamp snail mail to ship these. Here’s my method, so hopefully others can use it to share. Supplies: Envelope Stamp Stiff cardstock Tape Chopsticks - the small ones. Must be < or = to ¼ inch Ziplock- cut off excess top material to reduce weight Cuts- I…