burying my bud???

This sounds crazy. I don't know if it's le git info so just wondering...lol, i heard that if you bury your bud in a tupperware container that it will be more potent after taking it out after a few weeks. Does anyone really know? If not, I'm going to try it with a small amount of bud and see if it's any different.

I highly doubt it, but for fun I'd like to know the thought behind this one.? I'm guessing you are talking about something dried/cured.

Well supposedly if you let your bud cure, then you bury it in the ground in something sealed it will be better weed when you take it out. I looked up some stuff on it and i guess some people do it when they have massive amounts of weed and they may be facing jail time; basically i guess there is a method you can use to bury your bud for storage...but if it would make my harvest better, then i might want to look into it, you know.

I know the urban legend you speak of. I personally believe its kept alive for few reasons, and that it's origins are from Mexican bricks.

My idiotic imaginative guess:

You got to imagine what happens when you compress that much weed into a brick while it's still wet. It's really amazing that more of it doesn't start fermenting than actually does. Cannabis seems much better at holding off fermentation than regular alfalfa hay, and I have never understood that because of the structure of both plants. Anyone who is going to do something like that to herb is going to buy into something like curing it in the ground too, as this also offers a great deal of stealth. When the stuff is down here, crossing the border, or slightly before it is going to, it is fucking hot! 104 the other day, and I'm not even near the really hot parts where even plants don't live. You probably get an automatic 10-20 degree difference just by burying the shit underground and a natural seepage of moisture because of the dry ground. Those both seems like good reasons to bury it instead of hiding it in a tree or something, for grand smuggling purposes.

P.S. When we were kiddos, the rumor was that it was buried underground, and that's what gave it the red hair. Hence, people still say Mexican red hair, when it's a good bricked up sativa down here. I know I'm not the only one who heard that shit as a stupid kid.

I'm just guessing and hangover rambling though.