Storing your bud is the best way to ensure that it lasts you until at least the next harvest.
Many growers simply place their dried bud in a dark (usually glass) container and then put that container in the refrigerator or freezer.
Light and heat are two of the major things that will degrade THC, so if you keep the storage area dark and cold, you will still be able to enjoy your smoke well into the future.
It should also be noted that storing your entire crop in one space is a recipe for disaster. Although it might be more convenient to do it that way, you still run the risk of incurring mold. If even just one portion of one plant stayed moist, you could end up ruining the entire crop with mold. That’s why it’s important to portion your harvest so that you don’t run into a disaster like that.
After that, you can always get ready for next year’s crop by tilling some soil or inspecting your seeds. Of course, you could also just sit back, relax, and enjoy the fruits of your labor for a while. Hopefully, this Grow Bible helped you through the process of growing your marijuana crop, and it will continue to support you as you keep growing for years to come. Logan’s GROW TIP G
