Jimmycrickets
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Hi everyone thanks for looking.
So I have been trying to figure out the best way to store large amounts of buds, both for curing and for possible long term. For a few oz or few P, glass canning jars do work great. But for many Ps its just not feasible to open hundreds of jars every other day, plus buying hundreds of jars at a few bucks each starts to also be a money drain. So I need a better way.
So far I have two ways conceived to cure and store on a bigger scale, my first is using airtight, watertight tote boxes. Now probably you do not want the buds touching the plastic for too long (for a few days I wouldnt sweat it) So maybe curing in those airtight totes then putting the buds in either mylar bags or turkey bags and putting them back in the boxes. Or maybe it would be fine just having them in the tote boxes?
Now my other way is using food grade 5 gallon buckets, probably with gamma lids to more easily be able to take off the lid. Using these you may or may not need mylar bags or even turkey bags since the plastic in them is food grade.
All other options I have thought of are not financially feasible. But maybe you know of others?
Any guys who have this dilemma or have in the past had it please comment. I would like to know what you have done or do.
So I have been trying to figure out the best way to store large amounts of buds, both for curing and for possible long term. For a few oz or few P, glass canning jars do work great. But for many Ps its just not feasible to open hundreds of jars every other day, plus buying hundreds of jars at a few bucks each starts to also be a money drain. So I need a better way.
So far I have two ways conceived to cure and store on a bigger scale, my first is using airtight, watertight tote boxes. Now probably you do not want the buds touching the plastic for too long (for a few days I wouldnt sweat it) So maybe curing in those airtight totes then putting the buds in either mylar bags or turkey bags and putting them back in the boxes. Or maybe it would be fine just having them in the tote boxes?
Now my other way is using food grade 5 gallon buckets, probably with gamma lids to more easily be able to take off the lid. Using these you may or may not need mylar bags or even turkey bags since the plastic in them is food grade.
All other options I have thought of are not financially feasible. But maybe you know of others?
Any guys who have this dilemma or have in the past had it please comment. I would like to know what you have done or do.
