Vacuum sealing in jars

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joken

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I have the ability to do this and don't see any reason not to. My searches resulted in lots of folks saying it's a good thing, but I'm curious about long term storage. Oregon has an abundance of weed and you can't hardly give it away.
 
Final Phase

Final Phase

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This ought to whip up a good discussion. My main way of long term storage is making it into bubble hash. They have found hash in Egyptian tombs that is still viable...
 
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joken

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Well, so much for the good discussion. I will share that my Food Saver II Professional overheats and shuts down every half hour or so of nearly continuous use.
 
dargd1

dargd1

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I can't recall where I read it recently, but I was searching this same topic. After proper curing it is suggested to do that for long term storage. vacuum seal Jars. I will look around and see if I can find the article and recommendation. I don't remember what I don't save....lol
 
dargd1

dargd1

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dargd1 said:
I can't recall where I read it recently, but I was searching this same topic. After proper curing it is suggested to do that for long term storage. vacuum seal Jars. I will look around and see if I can find the article and recommendation. I don't remember what I don't save....lol
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Found it, I did save it...lol....Look towards the bottom of the article where it talks about long term storage.
http://www.growweedeasy.com/drying-curing
 
blackforest

blackforest

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I've transferred all my horde to vac bags. Had way too many big jars around. I'll never get to it all, but wanted a long terms storage solution too. I like how the vac bags smash everything into a nice brick. Air is the enemy in preservation!
 
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