the best way to store your weed is....?

[Royboy]

I'm thinking of trying a glass jar my gf gave me that I think was intended to store coffee - looks perfect, even has a lid that sort of "seals"... Gotta admit, up until now I've just kept it in the ziplock in a shoebox, but it does dry out that way, and man - I love it sticky.

[Igotsoul4u]

I am skeptical about the whole refrigeration/freezer thing. What happens if you have to take it out and go somewhere? I had mine in the freezer in a glass jar and I took it out to go to a friends and never put it back in. A lot of moisture formed and it didn't smell as nice. Did it mildew??

[StupidMoFo]

I use glass jars that CMC in san francisco supply you with when buying marijuana from their club. They have some lovely trees, and delicious edibles. Medicated fuckin latte' dude

[PhynxPhire]

I like to use my food saver and suck the air out, I used it on an ounce, 2 months later fresh as the day i got it.

[buttyrekka]

igotsoulforya your weed wasn't dried and/or cured properly...curing properly gets rid of the smelly liquid that forms..if your weed isnt cured properly leaving it in jars will cause it to go moldy..leave your weed in a paperbag to dry then put it in a jar..when your curing remember to let the weed breath for a few minutes everyday..after a few weeks the moisture will stop forming and your weed will last for ages!!..
i keep my weed in a jar...in a cool dark place..away from lights

[veggii]

my medicine has been curing in a glass mason jar sine 2006.
it just keeps getting better n better man i took a hit ladst nite and this stuff expanded my lungs like hash. I coughed up a chunk-o-lung mason jars rule:thumbsup:

[khronik]

For large amounts, you can't beat glass jars. For small amounts, those aluminum vials that cigars sometimes come in are ideal. Not only do they keep all that dank smell in, but they're small enough to travel with and can hold a rolled-up baggie. You might want to try that, freetoburn.

Bear in mind, the ideal weed container is impermeable to gases. Glass and metal are, but plastic is most certainly not.