Storing Pot

[sr71blackbird]

If you come into a small amount of pot and want to use it only occasionally, what is the best method of storage of it so that it preserves its freshness?

[Aggie]

put it in tupperware. i also know people who put it in the freezer. not sure if that helps or hurts though.

[instrument]

Encapsulate it in amber.

[Contra]

Suspended animation

[lleeder]

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[Servo]

rathole

[Chigworthy]

Carby says encase it in Carbonite.

[disneyspy]

dip it in gold from steven singer

[JPMNICK]

Keep it in a shoe box and tie it in with your creepy foot fetish thing. and wrap it in peed in panties to keep it moist

[instrument]

You should email that girl at work and ask her!

[Crispy123]

If you come into a small amount of pot and want to use it only occasionally, what is the best method of storage of it so that it preserves its freshness?

I store my "tobacco accesories" and "herbal blends" like I do my cigars. I have a humidor but I will put them in tupperware with a cotton ball or paper towel in the top to keep the original smell and not cross too much with my Partagas aroma. I keep the humidity at about 80%

put it in tupperware. i also know people who put it in the freezer. not sure if that helps or hurts though.

This is good for long term storage, not for pulling out and putting back in to the freezer consantly.

I would instead advise putting it in to your vegetable crisper in the refridgerator if you are storing for about two weeks of use. You could put in tupperware or just a ziplock bag this way.

[burrben]

be a man, smoke it all now. only a pussy saves weed.

[Ritalin]

be a man, smoke it all now. only a pussy saves weed.

Or, better yet, why don't you pass that dutchie to the left hand side?

[EddieMoscone]

Get a tobacco humidor. I used to have one that worked great.

You can always go with the old standard Mason Jar, with a small slice of orange peel. Just don't leave the orange peel in there forever, because mold can develop (unless you want a totally different high).

[Enabler]

I remember in high school and the early part of college people used to throw an orange peel in their bag to keep stuff moist. Havent seen anyone do that in years.



woops. just saw Moscones post...

[Hottub]

A rack makes good use of dead space and keeps your cabinet space available for other items.
http://www.kitchencritic.co.uk/upload/2008/01/deluxe-pot-rack.jpg

I also use the oven when not in use.

[Chigworthy]

A rack makes good use of dead space and keeps your cabinet space available for other items.
http://www.kitchencritic.co.uk/upload/2008/01/deluxe-pot-rack.jpg

I also use the oven when not in use.

Especially if you like dusty pots.

[Jughead]

You young people are a bunch of pot heads :smile:

[Contra]

You young people are a bunch of pot heads :smile:

Thanks Buzz Killington

[Jughead]

Thanks Buzz Killington

That made me laughhhhhhhhhhhhhh Mine never got past the Framton live album, after seed removal of course..:smile:

[Misteriosa]

You should email that girl at work and ask her!

:lol:

[landarch]

I remember in high school and the early part of college people used to throw an orange peel in their bag to keep stuff moist. Havent seen anyone do that in years.



woops. just saw Moscones post...

A baby carrot also works, and can be used to restore moisture to dried-out greens.

[DarkHippie]

stick it in the fridge in ziplock

[TeeBone]

stick it in the fridge in ziplock

Rookie.......Don't do that, ever.
Try this:
http://blogs.westword.com/latestword/jar%20o%20po%20t.jpg

[WampusCrandle]

A baby carrot also works, and can be used to restore moisture to dried-out greens.

or an orange peel

[landarch]

ONly just now hearing of the orange peel. Wouldn't it impart a wierd citrus essence to the rest of the bag's contents?

[Slumbag]

Try this:
http://blogs.westword.com/latestword/jar%20o%20po%20t.jpg

Absolutely. Just use a mason jar. I've never had a problem using one.

[opie's twisted balls]

I keep the big stash in a otter box with cigar humidifier and the traveling stash in a little nalgene container. The fridge/freezer is a mistake (for the same reason you don't store coffee there) is it drys it out. I'd never store it in my cigar humidor since its bound to leach off odors and tastes that I don't want in my cubans. As for rehydration I'd go with a mason jar and a paper towel lightly moistened.

[PapaBear]

Aren't all pots, storing pots?

[KnoxHarrington]

Wait a second...

This thread is about marijuana, isn't it?

I'M ON TO YOU HIPPIE FREAKS

[Enabler]

ONly just now hearing of the orange peel. Wouldn't it impart a wierd citrus essence to the rest of the bag's contents?

yeah sorta, but not in a bad way

[dereckfishboy]

Some small mom & pop smoke shops will sell you a cigar box for a couple bucks. Wet a paper towel and put it into a ziplock bag. Keep the bag open, but put it into the cigar box with the bag of weed. Not that I would condone the use of an illegal substance, mind you. Cuz drugs are bad.

[Penelope]

Send it to me. I'll hold on to it for ya. :smoke: