FOUR SIMPLE STEPS FOR THE BEST HEMP FLOWER STORAGE

Hemp flowers can last for six months or more if properly stored. If you use an outdated Ziploc bag, your hemp blossom may develop mold or mildew. You'll have to trash your hemp flower at the very least. Smoking moldy hemp flowers might get you sick in the worst-case scenario.

Hemp Storage in Four Easy Steps

Temperature and humidity control, an airtight container, and limiting UV light exposure are all ideal storage conditions for preserving the strength, flavor, and effectiveness of your CBD flower packaging.

• Lower Temperatures: 

To avoid excess moisture from affecting the flower's quality, high-grade CBD hemp flower is dried and cured. Temperatures below 70 degrees Fahrenheit protect quality and minimize mold and mildew growth. A temperature that is too high may cause your bud to dry out.

• Terpene Shield: 

The aroma, flavor, and effectiveness of your hemp flower packaging are all important aspects of your experience, and terpenes play a big role in that. The first terpene shield, to preserve the terpenes from too much or too little humidity. 2-way humidity control provides a monolayer shield of purified water over the trichome in your hemp to preserve the terpenes from evaporation outside of the appropriate relative humidity levels of 55–65 percent, ensuring a complete terpene experience.

• Containers for airtight storage: 

Store your hemp flower in mason jars or airtight containers which is composed of food-grade stainless steel and impenetrable to light, to retain humidity and oxygen.

• Limit UV light exposure: 

The most common cause of aging hemp flowers is exposure to light. Hemp flowers might lose their efficiency and potency when exposed to UV radiation. Maintain your CBD hemp flower in a cool, dark location or container.

Signs That Your CBD Hemp Flower Wasn't Stored Correctly

• Color fading: 

If the color of your CBD hemp flower has faded or there are regions of dark discoloration bordered by fuzzy white outlines, it was most likely not stored properly and is unsafe to use. Not only is it possible that the effectiveness and potency have been harmed, but it may also include mould and/or mildew, both of which can be hazardous.

• Scent change: 

If your CBD hemp flower has developed an unpleasant or unfamiliar odor, it was most likely not stored properly. This is frequently caused by excessive moisture, which leads to the growth of mold and mildew. The user's entire health may be jeopardized if they consume this CBD hemp.

• Check for visible mold or mildew: 

If your CBD hemp flower has lost or changed color, and/or has a different aroma. It's risky to eat CBD hemp that has mold or mildew on it. It should be thrown away right away. Because it's practically impossible to detect whether leaves that don't show indications of mold or mildew damage also contain these contaminants, the entire nugget should be discarded correctly.

• If you detect a coating of trichomes:

The oils in the flower that keep CBD effective and potent – on the inside of the storage container, you may be storing your CBD hemp flower incorrectly. When flowers are stored in plastic bags rather than airtight containers like the jars, this happens frequently.

We provide CBD hemp flowers in huge quantities – up to a quarter pound – at SirePrinting, the best cbd flower packaging supplier. We also sell CBD flower jars, which may be used to store and keep your hemp fresh. We offer wholesale custom printed packaging to CBD merchants.