Will it be possible for LP's to Store mass Qty's of MMJ

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Aliquot

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itsmehigh said:
Just like CBG degrades to THC.

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CBG is the precursor to THC. Or more accurately CBGA is the precursor to THCA. It requires an enzyme for such a conversion and it would not occur in any appreciable manner in curing cannabis. Furthermore, CBG rarely is over 1% except in crops harvested early or with specific genetics. THC will break down to CBN due to exposure to heat and light. Cannabis stored in sealed packaged out of heat and light should last a very long time.
 
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gb123

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Aliquot said:
Cannabis stored in sealed packaged out of heat and light should last a very long time.
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unless you need meds and want it fresh and not degraded over time.. (:
the green shit ain't what people really want after all or at least some don't.
 
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Aliquot

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gb123 said:
unless you need meds and want it fresh and not degraded over time.. (:
the green shit ain't what people really want after all or at least some don't.
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Not quite getting what you mean here. I was just saying for long term bulk storage of cannabis (LP or Whomever) if it is in an air tight container and not exposure to excessive heat or light it should not degrade very quickly.
 
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c ray

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Aliquot said:
Not quite getting what you mean here. I was just saying for long term bulk storage of cannabis (LP or Whomever) if it is in an air tight container and not exposure to excessive heat or light it should not degrade very quickly.
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maybe if it was stored in nitrogen filled containers, in a cryo freezer. oxidization is inevitable.
for aromatherapeutic purposes fresh will always be king.
 
cannadan

cannadan

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I think it was more along this line...thanks for the info c-ray
"prone to oxidative damage, chemical transformations, or polymerization reactions (Figure 2). These aging processes generally come along with a more or less pronounced quality loss"
 
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