Storing Weed

[Lovinhigh]

best to make sure the stuff is DRY before storing away. cure the stuff properly and you will be thankful later. Storing in a vacuum seal is such a great idea, and if stored in a freezer you shouldn't have moldy problems later on. Mold cannot grow in freezing conditions, so your freezer is a-ok. Make sure to store your stuff in a comfortable, room-temperature setting when you're ready to take your stuff from the freezer to use. Before you smoke (or give to someone else to smoke) make sure your stuff is dry and that it smells okay. If it doesn't smell quite right or if it looks and feels that something is wrong then, of course, don't smoke it. Good luck.

[sawleaf]

Airtight mason jars are the best way to store your buds. Plastic baggies are charged with static electricity that pulls off a lot of the tricomes. Why do you think your baggies always look hazy afterwards. Seal the buds in canning mason jars and keep them in a cool dark place. The fridge is fine.

[Alternative05]

Airtight mason jars are the best way to store your buds. Plastic baggies are charged with static electricity that pulls off a lot of the tricomes. Why do you think your baggies always look hazy afterwards. Seal the buds in canning mason jars and keep them in a cool dark place. The fridge is fine.

i think this guys seems to know his shit... oh by the way..im tim, and im am stoned outta this world..haha but fo serious, this method works pretty good.

[YES]

I keep my weed in tin containers. Works fine. I have all different size containers too.
Ive never had moldy weed.

[tokinsmoke]

if u put it in a paper bag its gonna
dry out...

and u gotta watch it cuz if ya put
it in a paper bag move it around cuz
it will mold...

peace

[Durden]

I use a food saverjar and the foodsaver to suck the air out.
(http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...02446?v=glance)

[del...]

for long term storage glass with an air-tight seal is best (mason or fruit canning jars). do not store in the freezer...freezing bursts cells and adds to degeneration. use the fridge, out of the way on a lower shelf or any dark, cool spot...like the floor of a closet. plastic bags and tupperware (along with tins) are not air tight and the flowers will keep on drying out over time. do not add fruit or veggies unless you are restoring overdried bud, and then only just until the desired humidity is put back...then remove the fruit/vegetable.

once your finished product is properly cured it will retain some moisture but still be plenty dry to roll or load the bowl. totally dry is not good and will lead to more rapid degeneration.

[caralina bud man]

just two words MASON JARS!!lol

[roll it up]

straight up.mason work good for me.i use baggies for small amounts like a gram,and if i dont got a baggie or anything i put it in my dank tank(film canister)

[waco33]

I have and Idea and I would like some input, please. i am going to harvest soon and this is my virginity we are talking about. I recently bought a vaccume seeler and was woundering after I let my buds dry correctly, if when I seel them, if it would be a good idea to put a orange peel or apple peel in the bag. Im thinking, put the slice twards the end so that it doesnt acctualy touch the buds.
do you think this would be a great way to get some sented aroma from you buds, or will it just cause problems with hydration to the buds, and cause mold. thanks for your reply.:jointsmile: