Curing Cannabis in Old-Fashioned Wine Cellars

They say it is necessary to wait for a good wine, it needs time and should be kept in the best cellars, well looked after, so that you can really tell the difference. Nowadays, it is not just the drink that requires patience; there are those who believe that, when left to rest for a while, cannabis also has a better quality and can develop even more positive effects for patients who need to medicate with it.

This is the belief of 'Cannador', an online shop that sells boxes which are adapted to store medical marijuana hermetically. Their technology helps to maintain control over humidity, ensuring that the plant maintains its freshness and taste. The people in charge believe that glass jars and plastic containers (both of which are transparent) allow ultraviolet rays to pass through, and that this damages the contents. However; a humid and dark environment, which is always controlled to prevent cannabis from developing mould, is key to achieving optimal curing.

You also need to control timing. Experts recommend that marijuana should mature for between at least four to eight weeks, although some recommend an extended period of up to twelve weeks. The matter of time may cause sellers to despair, however it should be seen as a means of increasing quality and taste. The better cannabis is cured, the better the effects on the consumer, and in view of its higher quality, the price will also rise.

Also, the smell will be different, and more appealing, giving that the terpenes responsible for the aroma change with the aging of the plant. According to experts, it is proven that the passage of time plays an important role in improving aromatic compounds. A new way of caring for plants to obtain the best products has arrived.