Live Stoner Chat Vacuum Sealing your Stash

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Hey does vacuum sealing your stash, keep it at the right humidity. Can you store it this way. I just keep it in Mason jars with humidity packets now
 
Hey does vacuum sealing your stash, keep it at the right humidity.
Vacuum will draw water vapor from whatever is sealed in the vacuum. It is not a way to control relative humidity of your herbs. Other than perhaps reducing storage volume, I don't see any use for vacuum sealing.

What type of vacuum pump are you using? How low pressure are you pumping? Or is what you have just some type of 'seal-a-meal' bag heat sealer machine?

If the goal is long-term storage, consider sealing after putting some dry ice in, which will fill the bags with inert CO2 gas.
 
Hey does vacuum sealing your stash, keep it at the right humidity. Can you store it this way. I just keep it in Mason jars with humidity packets now

I have the optional mason jar sealer with my foodsaver vacuum sealer. When I'm curing I don't bother to use it. But once cured and I'm not opening them daily I do vacuum seal the jars with the Bovida 62% packs inside the jar. Seems to work fine for me.
 
@lunarman , I vacuum seal mine too, and have been doing so for quite a while, when opened to smoke, it tastes ans smells, just as fresh as if you just harvested them, nice flavor, and still powerful smoke, just the way we like em. No problems at all., good luck with yours .
 
@lunarman , I vacuum seal mine too, and have been doing so for quite a while, when opened to smoke, it tastes ans smells, just as fresh as if you just harvested them, nice flavor, and still powerful smoke, just the way we like em. No problems at all., good luck with yours .

Thanks, I think I will try it with a oz.
 
Hey does vacuum sealing your stash, keep it at the right humidity. Can you store it this way. I just keep it in Mason jars with humidity packets now

If you vacuum seal it will just keep it at the humidity it was when you sealed it.
 
If you vacuum seal it will just keep it at the humidity it was when you sealed it.
Thats cool, cause I keep it in Mason jars now with humidity packs at 62% humidity
 
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