Thanks dude. Ive got curing down pat and have used the jar method (with a vacuum sealer) for a long time for what I'm currently smoking on.. but for larger harvest is more what I was asking which is why I asked about triple-quadrupole vacuum sealing then burrying underground to keep at steady temps in a dark place. Even if your only allowed the standard 6 plants and grow them outdoors and hit 10 LBS each that's 60 pounds. Would cost way to much in jars and who has enough fridge room to vacuum seal all that in bags then store somewhere cool such as a fridge for example.
Man I wouldn't know what to do with 60 pounds of weed. It would be illegal for me to resell it, so that's not an option. It would take me the rest of my life to use 60 pounds of weed, so that's not an option. I'd probably make most of it into bubble hash...then I'd press that and make rosin and then it would stand a much better chance against degradation and take up much less space. -my 2 cents...Good luck to you!
That's awesome man I love it thank you so much for the response, really appreciate you taking the time to help out based on experience/What you've seen! Reassuring to hear that. Don't think the rain/moisture or anything could get to it if vacuum sealed enough? Would hate for it to get ruined over time :/.
Wow, that's an awful lot of work...but hey...whatever works right?
I'm assuming you'll have some kind of hard case around them so digging it up doesn't puncture the bags. Can't say I know how well vacuum seal bags hold up if kept in water. My cases have the lids above ground so water can't get in. You can get dry cases but for 60lbs it could get expensive. The ones I'm thinking of are for burying guns so maybe there are less expensive options? Probably still a lot cheaper than running an extra fridge for years!
Good point, I really was hoping the vacuum bags would be enough if triple sealed, but that would really suck if moisture got in or a rock/something punctured a hole in them. I have Rubbermaid totes I could burry, which is cheap & I would imagine would still keep it cool enough to preserve it?, but at the same time would be nice to be able to burry them 100% too for more of uh... security reasons. Damn theives out there
why can't we have more trustworthy people in the world?!
Awe man, I don't remember. But there is a category of bins designed for underground dry storage and it ain't Rubbermaid! Maybe search for "dry cases"?Good point, I really was hoping the vacuum bags would be enough if triple sealed, but that would really suck if moisture got in or a rock/something punctured a hole in them. I have Rubbermaid totes I could burry, which is cheap & I would imagine would still keep it cool enough to preserve it?, but at the same time would be nice to be able to burry them 100% too for more of uh... security reasons. Damn theives out there
What's the name of the cases you were thinking of?
