Green fresh and tasty weed

How do I keep my weed green, fresh and tasty. The bags I get from my dealer are always brown and looks like it’s dried out. I prefer my weed to be green and attractive. So, I started growing my own seeds. Please feel free to drop your thoughts on keeping the weed green fresh and tasty after drying. Thanks in advance

A lot of weed loses its green color after dry/cure. Depends on the strain.

If you grow crap and jar it wet the breakdown will make it brown. Grow good stuff and dry it well and it will jar green. Real simple.

The strain? How’s it depending on the strain pls

TheDifferenceX said:

A lot of weed loses its green color after dry/cure. Depends on the strain.

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2Hearts said:

If you grow crap and jar it wet the breakdown will make it brown. Grow good stuff and dry it well and it will jar green. Real simple.

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Right but I don’t think it’s supposed to look like shit after dry/cure. I’m trying to grow a better bud that’ll look better and taste better

I’m trying to grow a better version of this. Maybe some lime green or right green would be nice to smoke. You reason with me?

Any advice that would work on getting a better end result is welcome. This is my first growing by the way

Keep jars in a cool, dark place.

2Hearts said:

If you grow crap and jar it wet the breakdown will make it brown. Grow good stuff and dry it well and it will jar green. Real simple.

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Gemtree said:

Keep jars in a cool, dark place.

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And you guarantee that will keep my weed green and fresh?

Coco_kushman said:

And you guarantee that will keep my weed green and fresh?

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Does mine..If you want green and fresh for years vacuum seal in mylar bags with oxygen absorbers and silica packs.

We can’t get th

Gemtree said:

Does mine..If you want green and fresh for years vacuum seal in mylar bags with oxygen absorbers and silica packs.

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We can’t get things like that here where I’m from so you can say I’m growing locally LOL

Coco_kushman said:

And you guarantee that will keep my weed green and fresh?

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Yes.

2Hearts said:

Yes.

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Thanks man I’ll try that when my weed is ready for harvest I’m actually on the 2nd week of germination and it’s looking pretty good. Now I’m thinking of a perfect dark and cool place

Thats not good for two weeks to be frank and harvest a long way to go.

Get some lights pot and soil or hope this lives when planted outside.

It’s not legal in my country so it’s not something I can display outside. That’s why I have to plant indoors and yes I’ll try to get a bigger pot and what about fertilizers? Anyway I can make homemade fertilizers anyone?

Coco_kushman said:

It’s not legal in my country so it’s not something I can display outside. That’s why I have to plant indoors and yes I’ll try to get a bigger pot and what about fertilizers? Anyway I can make homemade fertilizers anyone?

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The weed you have is trash my guy, nothing will make it better. The bag has nothing to do with it. That plant is starving for light, it will never give you any bud without real light, it will probably stretch until it falls over at that rate, to be honest

madvillian420 said:

The weed you have is trash my guy, nothing will make it better. The bag has nothing to do with it. That plant is starving for light, it will never give you any bud without real light, it will probably stretch until it falls over at that rate, to be honest

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Did you get the part I said I’m trying to grow indoors? It is getting enough light reflection where it’s placed

Need a real light, rarely has indoors enough on its own.

The best buds are neon or white.

Coco_kushman said:

Did you get the part I said I’m trying to grow indoors? It is getting enough light reflection where it’s placed

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The parents of that seed were undoubtedly grown under direct sunlight for generations. Your plant has about 3 days of growth on it.

How do I save my plant