I've left seeds for a few days and they've been fine but never a week. If your temps are warm I'd put them outside in filtered sun. Protect them from rain and make sure they don't dry out. You'll find out soon enough, especially with the alamo and moonflower vines as those are usually really fast to germinate. I hope they didn't rot.
Karyn

2-3 weeks! (non intentional) And I cooked then on top of my plant lights!
I had the best germination when I did this, although it was only about 60%. I had them in little baggies with just a small amount of water, hoping to see the sprouts. After forgetting about them I noticed the seed coat would entirely remove and peel away to the inner seed leaves. Though they were lost, but I planted them shallow in soil, under light and got germination in about 5 days.

Thanks. I am hoping for the best. One split open when I squeezed it so I threw that one out but the others I planted shallow in some clear containers with domed lids and poked holes in the top and bottom. I figured I would leave them like that until they pop up and then take the lid off. Sound good?

LOL I have left them for over a week and a half in seaweed and had great results..Had a couple that began to sprout in the cork.. I even had some that dried up and I soaked them again and still got good germination. I have some Perfect Harmony X MM on the counter that been there at least that long..LOL maybe today I can get them potted..
Good luck with yours!

Lol, I did that with some blue pea butterfly vine seeds a few weeks ago and just stuck them in the ground. I haven't seen anything sprout yet though. I always have good intentions with the soaking and leave them on the counter where I can see them then hubby moves them and I forget about them. I noticed some seeds float and some sink. Is there a difference if they are viable or not when they do that?

I've forgot about them for about a week. When I found them, most had sprouted. I planted them & they were fine.

Linda