EastCoastGambit
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Just learned about O2 absorbers for long term food storage, do these have any application in the curing or long term storage of cannabis?
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Oxygen Absorbers?
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goingrey
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Well curing needs oxygen so probably not for that.
For long term storage possibly yes. But possibly not, RCC in Marijuana Botany says the oxygen in a sealed jar will be used up quick anyway. Maybe for long term storage in a jar you open up every now and then, the special occasions jar?
For long term storage possibly yes. But possibly not, RCC in Marijuana Botany says the oxygen in a sealed jar will be used up quick anyway. Maybe for long term storage in a jar you open up every now and then, the special occasions jar?
xet
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Consider titrated doses of oxygen as apart of the curing process. An interesting topic to look into about this is storing in terracotta clay pots.
Just sayin .. https://www.ancient-origins.net/news-history-archaeology/cannabis-in-china-0016321
Just sayin .. https://www.ancient-origins.net/news-history-archaeology/cannabis-in-china-0016321
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