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How to Store Weed

This is a re-up video about weed storage.
It was originally uploaded to youtube, but then deleted when they deleted all cannabis content.

I know there are a lot of fancy weed storage products out there. Humidors are great, and all the 420 specialized Jyarz and Cannistars and whatnot are cool – but all you REALLY need is an airtight jar.

Mason jars are perfect for weed storage. They’re cheap, reliable, easy to label, easy to clean, and they’re available everywhere.

I like to buy cannabis by the ounce. It’s cheaper that way. One Pint widemouth mason jar fits an ounce of bud perfectly.

I bought my Mason jars on Amazon, since they’re cheaper there and they have color options. I hear the purple one actually blocks UV, but I haven’t confirmed.

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Troy

I've been medicating with vaporizers, legally, since 2012. I started reviewing dry herb vaporizers and other cannabis products in 2015. I fell in love with creating content around vapes and cannabis vaporization. I'm passionate about the topic and the community. I love bringing people together and I love helping them understand the ins and outs of vaping weed.

2 Comments

  1. Hep Yo

    The stated problem with freezing is theoretical, according to the stated biochemical analysis.

    But – in the actual real world, freezing flower works really well. I have frequently put mason jars in the freezer for 3-5 years, and upon removal, the flower tastes great and is quite potent. I just had yet another experience of this only two days ago.

    Freezing was first suggested to me by an experienced grower, and he was right.

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  2. Michael Spiteri

    Yeah, but you know…… Science!

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2 Comments

  1. Hep Yo

    The stated problem with freezing is theoretical, according to the stated biochemical analysis.

    But – in the actual real world, freezing flower works really well. I have frequently put mason jars in the freezer for 3-5 years, and upon removal, the flower tastes great and is quite potent. I just had yet another experience of this only two days ago.

    Freezing was first suggested to me by an experienced grower, and he was right.

    Reply
  2. Michael Spiteri

    Yeah, but you know…… Science!

    Reply

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