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  When stored correctly in the freezer,  the degradation process almost completely stops. Before you do this, however, you should know a few things. Cannabis  is at its most potent when it is dried and cured. Over time that potency degrades, especially when exposed to light and heat.  There are several methods to prevent potency degradation in cannabis. One way to do this is to store the weed in a freezer.  If you purchase a large amount of cannabis or harvest a healthy crop of homegrown cannabis, you may find yourself looking for ways to maintain its potency. Freezing your weed could be a good option.    What happens if you put cannabis in the freezer? When you freeze weed, you stop the degradation process, the process by which marijuana loses its potency. A 1999 study by researchers at the University of Mississippi found that an average of one-sixth of THC in marijuana was depleted within the first year. The potency degradation will slow in consecutive years. 16.6% potency reduction

  Is marijuana from dealers and dispensaries the same? The question of where to buy your weed should have a straightforward answer, right? Wrong.  For many cannabis users, choosing where to buy their product remains a big unsolved question.    Some don't know the benefits of buying marijuana from a trusted source. Don't worry; this article will go through both sources' pros and cons.  Hopefully, after reading this article, you should be able to decide whether to buy from a dealer or dispensary.   Sources of Cannabis Products The advent of legislation allowing recreational and medical marijuana has boosted the growth of marijuana dispensaries. Previously, marijuana's illegal classification meant it came from an illicit unregulated market. Many cannabis users came to believe that dealers were the only available source of cannabis. However, the prominence of legal markets in different states has made marijuana dispensaries the accepted source, especially for newer consumer