I live in Florida and we have few cold days. I also have seeds that need a "cold" treatment to grow.
I have tried the putting into bag of moistened mix but they are hard to sow afterwards.
Now I found a package that says to put in the freezer for a few weeks

What is the best way to give seeds a "cold" treatment with out taking up a lot of space in the Frigidaire.

Can I just put the seed packages in the freezer for a few weeds or must they be in a moist environment???

Thank you for any help

Seeds which need stratifying, need to be in a moist medium.
You could do this by placing the seeds in a small plastic container of vermiculite.
Make the vermiculite moist,but not wet, and sprinkle the seeds onto it.
Place the lid on the container and place in freezer for that time.

I usually allow the seeds and vermiculite to sit overnight at room temperature so the
seeds "imbibe" the moisture , before they go in the freezer. Maybe in Florida a few hours at room temperature would be fine.

thanks
so it is the freezer not the ice box?

One reason I asked was I get some seeds that had been pre chilled and they where not wet.(problems was that I could not get out and plant them do to knee surgery)

Some just need chilling so the 'frig is good.
Others need cold treatment in which case the freezer is better.

If those said "pre-chilled" then I'd just put them in the frig.

Thank you very much. Not to find enough room in there for the seeds.

For palm seeds. I clean, float off. Then vacuum seal them in a seal a meal package and place in the crisper drawer for a few weeks.

pretty cool

What do you mean by "float off"??