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The main reason you need to ferment tomato seeds is to reproduce the rotting process that occurs naturally in Nature. This rotting/fermentation removes the gel sac around the tomato seeds that inhibits germination. This video shows you everything you need to know and do to collect your own tomato seeds.
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