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How to keep bud fresh?

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by Jikos, Jun 16, 2010.

  1. #1 Jikos, Jun 16, 2010
    so i picked up 3/8 of some awesome dank today. i usually smoke only around 1/8 a week and even that gets a bit dry by the end of the week so i was wondering what's the best way to store this stuff without it getting all dry and whatnot. right now i have a couple dryer sheets at the bottom of a very small peanut butter jar and the 2 bags (1/8 each) just stuffed right in there and i put it in the corner of one of my drawers. i wanna keep these buds fresh for about 2 weeks; anything else i can do?
     
  2. #2 MrNoland, Jun 16, 2010
    Airtight jars work the best. If you have any air tight containers they should work fine. keep the bud you arent currently smoking double bagged. :)
     
  3. #3 Ninja20p, Jun 16, 2010
    I left weed bagged for months and it turned into what I called, grandmaster. Trippy experience.
     
  4. #4 wanmower, Jun 16, 2010
    i heard sticking orange peels in it will keep it fresh.
    worth a try?
     
  5. #5 cbake7, Jun 16, 2010

    yeah, that should moisten em up a bit, but don't leave them in very long or you'll get moldy bud


    and yeah use mason jars if possible
     
  6. #6 flyershockey44, Jun 16, 2010
    Your bud is going to taste like dryer sheets, and if you dont mind me asking, 3/8? it sounds like someone tried to sell you that for the price of a half ounce or somethin, just my thinking cause with my prices 3 1/8s=half ounce..
     
  7. #7 Samanthamudgirl, Jun 16, 2010
    4/8=1/2 not 3/8 which is a quarter and an eighth.





    Sammy
     
  8. #8 Havok Se7en, Jun 16, 2010

    Sounds like fun. haha
     
  9. #9 mr.danky, Jun 16, 2010
    MASON JAR.
    whatsgood?
     

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