The Cannador: The Solution To Humidity And Cannabis

Ron Strider

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It's hard to live in an apartment without modern heating systems that provide humidity along with the warm air.

Such is the case again this year, and with the recent cold snap, the air inside this apartment is tinder dry- sparks fly from the fingertips without much hesitation.

The same holds true for the fragile medicine, better known as cannabis, that should be treated as kindly as fine expensive wine.

Humidity and temperature seem to aid in the aging of this very expensive healing material and not everyone has the ability to run out to the store and buy what is fresh.

Those of us on the East Coast have to jump through hoops with regards to our medical cannabis- it's really pricey so it's probably best not to wait until it turns to dust before re-hydrating it.

Mold can form and all bad things can happen from there on.

Remember in High School when you hid that bag of weed from your mom? She was still making your bed back then and you were worried she'd find your stash and rat you out to your dad.

So you stored that pathetic mass of brown leafy material in a plastic bag until you smoked it all, but it went all moldy first.

What was that nasty "basement" smell and taste?

Storing your cannabis in a plastic bag is just bad for it. There is no reason for you to store this costly material in a plastic sandwich bag, so stop this practice- RIGHT NOW.

You should be using a glass jar. Not just any glass jar, but one from the Cannador.

But first, what is a Cannador? This is a craft product that will preserve and protect your herbs.

Whatever you've been doing before is fine, and this method has worked for you pretty well, or at least well enough until now.

The Cannador is the very best humidor for cannabis that money can buy. A Cannador is what you should be using now. You don't have to spend all your kid's soccer money on the high end, six jar and storage version, but-it wouldn't hurt. You can buy a simple two jar version. When you are ready to spend your money, go all out and purchase that wonderful object of your desire.

Notice the fine craftsmanship on the interior of the humidor. It's got carefully cut out spaces thoughtfully sized to accommodate their proprietary glass jars-each topped with an adjustable air slot, made of sturdy, smell resistant plastic.

Open the easy to turn key-slot and let in more humidity, or close it down and take some humidity away from your fragile flowers.

Terpenes are the things that you smell in your cannabis, lemon scents, pine, diesel fuel, skunk, cat pee- yes sometimes even that smell. The resinous hairs on the flowers are dripping with THC(a). This sticky substance dries out quickly.

And, as we call it in the liquor business- what evaporates into the sky is known as the "Angel's Share." This aroma is the healing basis of your expensive medicinal flowers. When it evaporates, the strength of the healing diminishes until it has no stuffing at all.

Pretty to look at, these dried flowers are flavorless- odorless and without the efficacy that they used to have- before they turned to dust! Treat your fine herbs gently and they will enlighten you. Treat them like you did in High School and their healing energy will evaporate into the clouds- hence we have the Angel's Share!

It's important to note that the Cannador comes with erasable labels to make important notes about your valuable strains- of course it's also important to remember to mark your jars with the correct strain information before you forget what is in each jar.

The jars shown here have fallen prey to this malady. To make it easier, keep the Indica strains on one side and the sativa strains on the other. Or vice-versa if you wish to switch it up a bit and keep you guessing what is which one?

Oh, no matter, this system will keep your medicine in tip-top shape.

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