How Should I Store My Products?

The care taken in sourcing and testing a product can be undone quickly by poor storage. Miami's persistent warmth and humidity make this consideration especially relevant.

Flower

An airtight glass jar in a cool, dark location is the optimal environment. Maintain 59 to 63 percent relative humidity — a small Boveda or similar humidity packet placed inside the jar is a simple and effective solution. Avoid plastic containers, which generate static that degrades the delicate outer structures of the flower.

Concentrates

Keep concentrates sealed in their original containers and stored in a cool, dark space. Heat causes consistency to break down and terpenes to volatilize prematurely. A dedicated drawer or a refrigerator are both appropriate, depending on the format.

Edibles

Follow the instructions on each product's packaging — most edibles do best cool and dry. Chocolates in particular benefit from refrigeration in Miami's ambient temperature. All edibles should remain in their original, labeled packaging and stored beyond reach of children and pets.

Vape Cartridges

Store upright in a temperate environment. Extreme heat thins the oil and can cause leakage or degradation. Direct sun exposure and a warm car interior are the two most common sources of cartridge damage.

Core Principles

• Light: UV exposure degrades cannabinoids and terpenes over time.
• Heat: Accelerates breakdown across every product category.
• Air: Oxidation reduces potency and dulls aroma progressively.