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After receiving beautiful, intensely scented CBD flowers, you wonder how to store them.
Your aim: to keep the flowers in the same condition as when you received them.
Your mission: to protect them from air, light, humidity and temperature variations!
Prolonged exposure to oxygen and UV rays can cause the decomposition of cannabinoids, terpenes and other plant compounds. A flower that has been excessively exposed to air and sun contains less CBD and is also much less aromatic due to the loss of terpenes.
It will be even less pleasant to consume.
You should also avoid exposing high-quality CBD strains to humidity. Our CBD flowers go through a drying process to ensure optimum moisture content.
Even just a little more humidity could make your flowers harder to grind and use, and in the worst case, your flowers could go moldy.
High temperatures can be harmful to CBD flowers, causing them to dry out and impairing their quality. One of the biggest risks associated with high temperatures is the appearance of mold, which can develop when flowers are exposed to high heat and humidity. But you should also avoid freezing temperatures, as they can break the trichomes and your flowers will lose their effectiveness. A temperature between 12 and 22°C is optimal. This may sound complicated, but don't panic! A simple cupboard, drawer or dark corner should do the trick.
For those asking the question "Do CBD flowers spoil?" the answer is now clear. In fact, flowers can deteriorate when :
- exposed to humidity,
- stored in an environment with an unsuitable or variable temperature,
- exposed to the air,
- exposed to light.
Reclosable bags or pouches with a "zip" mechanism are a good solution for temporary storage of CBD flowers. They prevent air and moisture from penetrating inside, but their limited hermeticity is sufficient for storage of just a few weeks.
For longer-term storage, a more appropriate solution is required.
For longer storage, we recommend transferring the flowers to jars, similar to those our grandmothers used to store food. These jars should be kept in the dark.
CBD, like all other cannabinoids, is contained in the tiny crystalline trichomes that cover the flower's surface. The constant opening and closing of the bag disrupts the flower and causes many of the debris and trichomes remaining in the bag to fall out. This is why a flower storage bag becomes sticky over time.
Storing your CBD in glass jars won't expose these delicate flowers as much. Colored jars are even better, as they help protect against harmful UV rays. However, the best solution is to keep them in a dark space as much as possible. A place with the least temperature variations and a cooler temperature should be preferred.
Now you know how to store your CBD flowers! If you'd like to learn more tips and info about CBD, don't hesitate to visit our blog!
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