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Does marijuana oil expire?

Discussion in 'Cannabis & Weed Edibles: Cooking & Recipes' started by CloudNueve, Mar 4, 2011.

  1. #1 CloudNueve, Mar 4, 2011
    I made oil three months ago. it was stored in a water bottle about 1/10th full. Would this be safe to use if most of the particles left after straining had sunk to the bottom?

    FYI: we did anyway. haha
     
  2. #2 Left4Bud, Mar 4, 2011
    It should be fine, I've never kept mine longer than 2 weeks, but it should be okay.. I would have not kept it in a plastic bottle... glass jar would be much safer IMO
     
  3. #3 BadKittySmiles, Mar 4, 2011
    Actually, knowing that most people severely under-process their herb when making canna oil, out of fear of destroying it I assume, by allowing it to sit for several months may have in fact made it a bit more powerful than it was before.

    If stored at room temperature though that's about the extent I'd keep a liquid oil though, a few months, half a year or so with a solid oil (and you can get away with a few years in the freezer, without noticeable loss of potency).
     
  4. #4 hxcbamf, Jul 13, 2013
    your posts are always so helpful
     

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