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Weed boxes, stash jars, & storage containers
Browse our selection of stash boxes, weed jars, and other pot storage containers designed to keep your cannabis fresh. Many are also designed to keep your weed discreet or easily hidden.
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More about weed storage
Capacity is the first filter: some jars hold an eighth and nothing more, while stash boxes are sized for an ounce plus the gear that goes with it. Then it is material and closure. Gasketed glass seals tight, opaque ceramic and UV tinted glass keep light out, and lined pouches trade a hard shell for odor control. Larger boxes often add a combination or key lock, which matters in a house with kids or roommates.
Storage is a small aisle with three distinct jobs, and flower is the bulky one: it needs air space and a wide mouth, not a tight little puck. Anyone carrying wax or badder around needs different hardware, which is what concentrate storage covers.
Frequently Asked Questions about weed storage
How do you keep pot fresh and what do you do if your weed dries out?
What is flower storage?
Flower storage covers the containers and inserts made to keep cannabis buds from drying out, going flat in aroma, or getting crushed. Flower is a plant product, and it degrades on exposure to light, heat, oxygen, and swings in humidity. Storage products slow all four of those down. Common forms include: airtight glass jars with gasketed lids; UV-blocking jars in amber, violet, or opaque ceramic; vacuum-seal and one-way valve containers; two-way humidity packs sized by gram capacity; child-resistant pop-top vials; and stash boxes that hold jars and grinders together. Jar volume is listed in milliliters or ounces, and buds should nearly fill the jar, because less headspace means less trapped air. Humidity packs are labeled by gram weight, and the pack size has to match the amount of flower in the jar to hold a steady reading.
Where can I find flower storage near me?
Jars, humidity packs, and stash boxes often sit near the flower on a dispensary shelf. Use Leafly to check licensed dispensaries in your area, and check delivery options near you as well. Selection varies by state and by shop.