Don't waste good weeds! When considering how to store weeds, consider the humidity, air, light, and temperature of the storage location and container. Let's look at each factor and discuss some effective (and less effective) ways to keep weed pens fresh.

It is necessary to prevent the drying of flowers due to low humidity and the growth of mold and mold due to high humidity. Aim for a relative humidity (RH) between 59% and 63% when smoking and approximately 54% when inhaling vapors. Salt-based marijuana storage products can inhale water from your container to regulate RH. Do not use orange peel or other types of organic materials.

Put the weeds in a closed container. Also, keep away from deodorants, soaps, nail polishes, and other strong scents. For the same reason, it's also wise to keep marijuana separate from grinders, pipes, and bons.

Keep your bottle in the dark. Ultraviolet rays weaken the effectiveness of weeds and give them a funky taste. If you store weeds in something like a glass jar, store them in a closet or place a dark bag on top of them to keep out light.

These are last resort. Plastics rarely protect weeds from heat, cold, light and air. We encourage you to find a better option.

The jury is still vacuum-sealing. Some say this process protects the buds from moisture, while others argue that close contact with plastic corrodes marijuana.

A glass jar or similar container may be the way to go if you want to make sure it dries properly before use and keeps weeds away from the sun. Glass is good, but titanium is good. The material blocks the air so that the flowers do not dry out or absorb unwanted moisture.

Marijuana humidor is specially designed to preserve weeds and keep flowers at ideal temperature and humidity. However, be careful with tobacco humidors. They can be made of cedar trees that can produce the oil that seeps into your pot. Tobacco humidors can also supersaturate marijuana.