Proper bud storage techniques

[SmKeitTillItzALLgone]

just inquiring on other ppls storage techniques for large amounts of bud. I've heard all kinds of things, from a cookie jar, to the krisper in the fridge, to wrapping it in aluminum foil and putting it in a zip lock bag with a damp paper towel to keep the air inside moist. Any other ideas out there? I'm tired of my bud bein all dry and crackly lookin after like 2 weeks in a regular ass zip lock bag.
Also, would techniques be different for several bags? i hav a friend that got 100 and got 10 dime bags (messed up, right?), where could he put that to make it last? thanks yall

SmKeitTillItzALLgone Reviewed by SmKeitTillItzALLgone on 11-26-2007. Proper bud storage techniques just inquiring on other ppls storage techniques for large amounts of bud. I've heard all kinds of things, from a cookie jar, to the krisper in the fridge, to wrapping it in aluminum foil and putting it in a zip lock bag with a damp paper towel to keep the air inside moist. Any other ideas out there? I'm tired of my bud bein all dry and crackly lookin after like 2 weeks in a regular ass zip lock bag. Also, would techniques be different for several bags? i hav a friend that got 100 and got Rating: 5

[JPR]

put it in a mason jar

[thechief69]

Glass jars or I put my weed because I never have enough to fill any glass jar in one of those little plastic film canisters or prescription pill containers.

[twistpipe109]

Glass jar works best. Make sure its air tight.
Keeps my bud fresh for weeks

[hreskofreight4]

i keester stash all my weed keeps it fresh for months, just kidding i double ziplock bag it and push all the air out first and it seems to work.

[otottoto]

I use a small TightVac from the local head shop i use, it's airtight and dark so the bud stays fresh

[special light]

old pill bottles work fine for me.

[aandyy]

You can get a 4-pack of 250ml mason jars (they're about the size of a doughnut) for like 3 bucks at target. I like the smaller ones because they fit a quarter ounce of bud nicely, and that's about the most I ever have at one time. Airtight seals = GOOD!