I’m curious if anyone knows the approximate shelf life for non-winterized CBD crude? It is CO2 extracted, decarbed, and stored in a vacuum-sealed mason jars, in a cool dark place.
Thanks!
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I personally would freeze all of it until you have time to winterize or process it further. I’m usually concerned about the water content of non-winterized co2 extract causing mold
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Water content was the only thing I was really concerned about. But it is fully decarbed which makes me think there shouldn’t be any water content. Is that a logical train of thought?
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That’s actually difficult to define.
The main constituents, CBD, is stable for years and years.
The other component such as terps and waxes, that really depend on how the product is stored. Dark and dry condition is a minimal requisite. Sealing, and even low temperature storage further enhance the tability. I think it could be from months, to years, depending on the intended use.
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