Yeah, it's called a solution to a long used and proven method of curing with many flaws. Jars are a thing of the past. Get with the times.
Legalization has spurred many different industries in supporting cannabis as a whole. OTOH, this is nothing more than marketing at its best. Would you mind terribly explaining what this dude is doing with an SS can and a Boveda pack in the lid, that I can't do in a jar, at a fraction of the cost? Ooh, I forgot it has a convenient storage for the packYeah, it's called a solution to a long used and proven method of curing with many flaws. Jars are a thing of the past. Get with the times.
That's cool! Whatever floats your boat What was the title of the thread again?Well it's common knowledge that light degrades THC, so if you're using jars, you should paint them black, or just stick to your sub par ancient jars, it's your life and your weed, I really could care less what you do or what you smoke or anything about you or your life. I am simply providing a solution. Take it or leave it, it seems like you'll leave it. Fine. Stay with your jars. I use them too at times, so no hate. And "that dude" is Steve Tuck. Do your research.
I don't get it. Why vacuum. I have stored in jars for decades and always wondered what the advantage was to vacuum sealing it.
How about the 'fermenter' lids? Would that be something one would use for storing pot in glass jars?
Do you vac them for just curing, just storage... or both?
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For large batches.
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Keeping oxygen away via a vacuum after the cure stops the trichomes from oxidizing (turning amber). It's why we vacuum pack in food saver bags.
You can buy weed sealed in cans where the air is replaced with Nitrogen. It's the cat's meow.
Mmmmmmmm Nitro!
For large batches.
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Keeping oxygen away via a vacuum after the cure stops the trichomes from oxidizing (turning amber). It's why we vacuum pack in food saver bags.
You can buy weed sealed in cans where the air is replaced with Nitrogen. It's the cat's meow.