Can you bury large amounts of pot in the proper containers and if so how long?

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CAashtree

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csistickyicky - that is a great idea. you could fill a bin with co2 vapor and do your packaging completely submerged in co2 even...
 
CSI Stickyicky

CSI Stickyicky

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Well, dont kill yourself trying this. CO2 can be dangerous in enclosed spaces, it pushes out the O2 that we need to live.
 
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CAashtree

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i was thinking dry ice in a bucket, like halloween. outside, of course. i appreciate the warning, too, but lots of things can kill you if youre a jackass. (id put a winky face in here, but i dont believe in emoticons...) long term storage has never been too much of a problem for me though. hell, i cant grow fast enough!
 
CSI Stickyicky

CSI Stickyicky

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Yea, i guess i should just let natural selection take its course, and skip the warnings in the future. The more people who try it indoors, the lighter the traffic becomes.....
 
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CAashtree

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csi sticky - traffic is a bitch in my town...lots of stupid parents.
back to burying herb, all i know is that you want it to be bone dry if youre gonna bury it.
 
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irieboy

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Also vacuum sealing plastic is pretty tough, i doubt any moisture would get through those, and also watch out for heavy rain too as your good may end up in your neighbors backyard!
 
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pityrules

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Vacu - seal! You can buy them pretty cheap at death-mart....if the weed is cured well and all of the air (which potentially contains moisture) is sucked out and the bag is sealed and put in a mason jar....you can't go wrong!
I wonder what it would do to the weed if the jars were sealed like with jam by boiling them for 3 min after they are closed? Maybe I will try this next harvest.
Also just a small word of advice --- my friend got busted because someone found his buried stash and turned it into the cops, who got a fingerprint off of the baggie....lame.
 
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