Best method for long time cure / storage?

[The Stoned Jester]

thanks for the reply and info guys

[tangwena]

Hi Jester I had some bud 10 years old in a mason jar it was bit too dry but still got you high, once you have cured it properly it could last forever but never does.

I have some TT lovely gold colour and as Matti said still a bit moist in the centre and is 3 years old, if anything it has just got better with age.

Tangwena

[endo]

out of direct sunlight, good sealed glass jar and 62% boveda packs as mentioned previously is an excellent choice.

[merl1n]

Hey TSJ,

              I was using glass, but dropped a jar full of primo. Now as a regular joint smoker glass in my weed is not a good thing, so Ive changed to coffee tins https://cannabis.community.forums.ozstoners.com/gallery/image/17473-bit-of-the-collection/

They work well and are light proof

 

Merl1n

[chopperw33d]

Hey TSJ,

              I was using glass, but dropped a jar full of primo. Now as a regular joint smoker glass in my weed is not a good thing, so Ive changed to coffee tins https://cannabis.community.forums.ozstoners.com/gallery/image/17473-bit-of-the-collection/

They work well and are light proof

 

Merl1n

Wow..... you must drink a lot of coffee, so many tins there.

[iTiC]

If your putting them into another closed container the dessicater pack could drop the humidity outside the jar.

[distiller]

try using Boveda 62% humidity controlled dessicant packs...they are used in cigar humidors and work a treat...simply dry as per usual and when ready to cyre add Boveda packs to your jar...I use 2 big packs per 5 litre jar...perfect cure every time.

"D"

[Skink]

I have read somewhere that glass and gold have no affect on THC, most other materials will decay THC over time, glass being the cheapest, I vacuum seal buds in a glass jar, good for up to 4 years, which is the longest I have kept.

[The Rose of Darkness]

Distiller is on the money imo

Airtight glass or stainless steel storage.

Caliber IV Digital Hygrometer + Boveda One-Step Calibration kit 75%


Dry to a snap/crisp (55% range, or a little drier than usual, not to a crumble powder)

Then seal with Boveda 62% Humidty Packs along with Caliber Hygrometer.


When the Caliber reads 62%, job done, store away in a dark cool place or take out and do what you wish

Takes away the guesswork and maintains consistency

Rose.

[itchybromusic]

This found on another forum , An email from Boveda to the person on the forum I C & P'd from 

 

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