Stash & Storage

Stash gear is how you keep your herb fresh, your pockets odour-free, and your kit organised. Azarius has been shipping stash storage from Amsterdam since 1999, and this category covers everything from vacuum-sealed containers and smell-proof pouches to diversion safes, joint tubes, and humidity packs. Whether you're buying your first stash jar or upgrading to a full curing setup, we've got 60+ products to shop through.

Stash Storage — The Azarius Buying Guide

Stash storage is any container, pouch, or jar built to keep herbs, pre-rolls, and smoking gear fresh, discreet, and undamaged. The right piece depends on three things: how much you're storing, how long you need it fresh, and how discreet you need to be. Get those sorted and the choice is easy.

Stash Storage at a Glance

We've been selling stash gear from Amsterdam since 1999, and the honest truth is most customers don't need three different containers — they need one good one and a humidity pack. The number of people who buy a fancy jar and then throw a damp paper towel in it "to keep the bud moist" is still higher than we'd like. Drop in a Boveda or Integra Boost and forget about it.

What We Carry

• Vacuum-sealed containers — the TightVac family runs from the 0.06L Vitavac up to the 3.8L stashbox, plus the iVAC pocket puck and 0.12L/0.29L stashboxes. Push-down lid forces air out, no pumps needed.
• Curing containers — CVault in stainless steel (0.175L up to a proper 50L for harvest-sized batches), CVault Twist, and the RAW glass Mason-style curing jars in three sizes.
• Stash jars — Re:stash 8oz with silicone sleeve, Cookies stackable jars for keeping strains separate, the Smokus Focus display jar with LED and 5x magnification, Juicy Jay stackables, RAW Magnetic Storage Jar.
• Smell-proof bags and pouches — Noaks German composite-film zip bags, Cookies double-zip bags, G-Rollz Banksy-print pouches, Grove Bags TerpLoc pouches (opaque and window versions), and plain 90-micron zip lock bags in six sizes.
• Joint tubes and cone cases — Saverette and Joint Tube for putting out and saving half-smokes, Buddies Torpedo, Marley Natural walnut Small Holder, RAW Retro Metal, RAW Pre-Rawlet, RAW 6 Cone Tin, Reserva cone filler stash.
• Humidity control — Boveda Humidipak at 58% and 62% RH, Integra Boost at 55% and 62%, plus the Integra Humidity Indicator cards and the terpene-infusing Integra Terpene Essentials range (limonene, myrcene, pinene, terpinolene, beta-caryophyllene, humulene).
• Diversion safes — Stash Toilet Brush, Battery Stash Box, Easy Open Can (looks like a tinned food), Car Cigarette Lighter Stash, Stash Car Key fob, Stash Hair Brush, Stash Scrunchie, Secret Stash Underwear, CleanU SafeBag 2.0.
• Rolling kits and cases — RAW Smoking Wallet, RAW Wooden Stash Box, RAW Wooden Cache Box with tray lid, RAW Smokers Pouch, RAW Weekender Travel Bag, RAW Rolling Paper Stashbox King Size, RAW Metal Case, metallic and wood-look cigarette cases, Hemper Keeper 3-in-1.

How to Choose Your Stash Storage

New to this? Start with a vacuum-sealed container and a humidity pack. Buy the Stashbox Tightvac 0.12L or the 0.57L if you go through a few grams a week, drop in a Boveda 62% Humidipak, and you've solved 90% of the problem. Herb stays fresh for months, no air, no smell, no faff.

Upgrading? If you're curing your own harvest or storing bigger amounts, shop the CVault range. Stainless steel blocks light (glass jars don't, no matter what the Instagram shots look like), and the included Boveda holder clips into the lid. The 0.95L fits an ounce comfortably; go bigger for multi-strain or harvest storage.

Travelling? Smell-proof is the priority. Noaks zip bags are the benchmark — German composite film, double-track zip, properly odour-tight. Grove Bags TerpLoc pouches go a step further and preserve terpenes through micro-gas exchange. For pre-rolls, order a Saverette, Buddies Torpedo, or the RAW 6 Cone Tin if you carry more than one.

Need discretion at home? The diversion safes — toilet brush, AA battery, tinned-food can — work because nobody picks them up to inspect them. Not high-security, but excellent for the roommate-and-visitors threat model.

When in doubt, get the Stashbox Tightvac and a Boveda pack. It's what we'd buy first.

Humidity — The Thing Most People Skip

Dry herb burns too hot, tastes harsh, and crumbles through a grinder into dust. Over-moist herb grows mould. The sweet spot for cannabis is 58–62% relative humidity, and keeping it there is a two-euro problem with a two-way humidity pack. Boveda 62% is the default for storage; Integra Boost 55% is better if you're still curing. The RAW Hydrostone is a cheaper reusable option — soak in water for five minutes, drop it in the jar.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best stash box for keeping weed fresh?

For everyday use, a vacuum-sealed container like the Stashbox Tightvac paired with a Boveda 62% humidity pack keeps flower fresh for months. For longer curing, the CVault stainless steel range blocks light and fits the humidity pack in the lid.

Are smell-proof bags actually smell-proof?

The good ones, yes. Noaks zip bags use a multi-layer German composite film with a double-track zip and genuinely block odour. Cheap sandwich-bag knock-offs don't. Grove Bags TerpLoc pouches and the RAW Smokers Pouch are the other reliable choices for travel.

Do I need a humidity pack in my stash jar?

If you want your herb to taste good a month from now, yes. Boveda and Integra Boost maintain 55% or 62% RH automatically — no monitoring, no damp paper towels, no guesswork. One 8g pack lasts 2–4 months in a small jar.

What size Tightvac should I buy?

Rough guide: 0.06L Vitavac holds 3–5g, the 0.12L holds around 4g, the 0.29L holds about 8g, the 0.57L fits around 18g, and the 1.3L and 3.8L are for bulk or multi-strain storage. Buy slightly bigger than you think — half-empty containers still vacuum fine.

How do diversion safes work?

They're ordinary-looking objects with a hidden compartment — a toilet brush, an AA battery, a tin of food. Nobody picks them up and inspects them, which is the whole point. Good for keeping small valuables out of sight at home; not a safe in the bank-vault sense.

Can I use a regular jar instead of a stash box?

You can, but you'll lose terpenes to light and air, and you'll need to "burp" the jar to manage moisture. A proper stash box with a vacuum seal or silicone gasket plus a humidity pack does the work for you. The RAW glass curing jars are the best compromise if you prefer the glass-Mason-jar look.

Last updated: April 2026