Long term curing

punga

Active Member
Hello, my first post here(:
I need your advice: I live in the desert, so the temperatures can get very hot in house (around 95 fahrenheit). Using AC 24/7 is not an option.

The bud should stay fresh and potent as possible for at least 1 year. So, what would be the best option, storing my Mason jars in a dark room at a very high temperature or
put them in the fridge sealed at around 40 degrees fahrenheit?

Thank you in advance!
 

punga

Active Member
Thanks Offmymeds,
I just harvested, and the temperatures are perfect now like during the whole circle because I used AC.
It's winter time now so temps a still right, around 70 fahrenheit degrees, but in 2 months the temperature is going to rise drastically.
The RH in my Mason jars is 62% and soon I'll put inside boveda packs, so the RH will stay above 57% even if I'll let them in a fridge because I'm going to vacuum seal me bud in the jars.
Is 40 degrees to low and can affect the potency and aroma of my precious bud?
 

Offmymeds

Well-Known Member
Thanks Offmymeds,
I just harvested, and the temperatures are perfect now like during the whole circle because I used AC.
It's winter time now so temps a still right, around 70 fahrenheit degrees, but in 2 months the temperature is going to rise drastically.
The RH in my Mason jars is 62% and soon I'll put inside boveda packs, so the RH will stay above 57% even if I'll let them in a fridge because I'm going to vacuum seal me bud in the jars.
Is 40 degrees to low and can affect the potency and aroma of my precious bud?
I think you will have it very well cured & I'd think the frig might slow the curing but preserve the bud better. I'm not a scientist by any means but I wouldn't worry about bud in the frig.
 

bernie344

Well-Known Member
Hello, my first post here(:
I need your advice: I live in the desert, so the temperatures can get very hot in house (around 95 fahrenheit). Using AC 24/7 is not an option.

The bud should stay fresh and potent as possible for at least 1 year. So, what would be the best option, storing my Mason jars in a dark room at a very high temperature or
put them in the fridge sealed at around 40 degrees fahrenheit?

Thank you in advance!
Fridge, but make sure the jars are sealed well because if they take in moisture the bud will get mouldy.
 

anomalii

Well-Known Member
Just a stoney thought.... could you bury them? The ground is great insulation. If not, could you store them in a large pot filled with soil? Or how about water? You mentioned vacuum sealing. A 55 gallon barrel full of water should be handy and inconspicuous.

Or the fridge. Maybe buy a small wine fridge, some of those can be set to cellar temperature.
 
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