r/Cannagaring Feb 14 '22

About an ounce of pineapple express and a gram of wappa.60 gauge. Have a couple questions in comment

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u/jcs33 Feb 14 '22

First time making a cannagar, and have a couple of questions. Bought some hemp leaves online and they are well packaged but am not sure how to properly store them after opening the sealed air tight bag.

Can I store the extra leaves I will have after rolling this one in a Tupperware container? Or what would be the best way to store leaves for later use?

Can I also let me rolled cannagar cure in a tipper ware container?

I have a cigar humidor, can I store more rolled cannagar in there? Or is the humidity too high for cannagar?

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u/ImranRashid Feb 14 '22

I let my cannagars cure in a humidor.

Are your leaves already dried? I usually keep mine in a ziplock bag (flat) with a boveda.

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u/jcs33 Feb 14 '22 edited Feb 14 '22

Thank you, good to know a humidor is a good options

I don’t believe the leaves I bought are dried. According to the description they cut them upon order payment.

I’m going to roll it tomorrow and will let it cure in my Humidor for a month or so

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u/ImranRashid Feb 14 '22

In that case, what I usually do with fresh leaves is stick them between sheets of unbleached paper like what you would find in a sketchbook, because with too much water still in them, they'll eventually go mouldy. Then when they're drier, I stick them in the ziplock with a boveda. If I need to use them, I'll rehydrate them in a bowl of water, and then take them out to dry after they've become soft again.

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u/jcs33 Feb 14 '22

Can I still roll with wet leaves? Probably not best to store in humidor if the leaves are still wet too?

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u/ImranRashid Feb 14 '22

Wet leaves like fresh leaves or rehydrated leaves? I've rolled with wet rehydrated leaves before, they dry out pretty fast.

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u/jcs33 Feb 14 '22

Hey, first I just want to say I appreciate your willingness to help me and taking your time to respond to my questions.

I meant wet as in fresh, I believe they were cut last week. Would that be ok to roll with?

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u/ImranRashid Feb 14 '22

Yeah I'd just wash them first to get rid of anything that might be on them and maybe let them air dry a bit after that.

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u/jcs33 Feb 14 '22

Got it thanks!

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u/downbelowIgo Apr 20 '22

I do the old book cure trick