Quote Originally Posted by t3chyo
if the buds are already dried and have a very little moister in them they wont get any mold in a nice airtight container, preferably a mason jar casue bud in glass taste better than in a plastic container. The grower should take care of the curing part which eliminates the chances of mold forming on stored bud.
Exactly.

You must ensure that the buds are completly dry before you put them into the jar. Any mositure will cause them to mold. Even if you plan on storing them over the summer, I still think a person should keep check on them once a week or so. Just to be sure, but once you're made it past the first 2 weeks of curing and there is no mold or excess moisture, you're pretty much in the free and clear of any risk of rot.
Nochowderforyou Reviewed by Nochowderforyou on . curing and preserving? When i buy an oz, i place it all in a large, vaccumeable bag to cure (cause its usualy real fresh...off the vine fresh) I then take out tiny buds as i need them...allowing the weed to cure as a whole. Around 4 or 5 weeks, it starts to taste real good. Anybody have any good preservation/curing techniques? Rating: 5