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Marijuana in any form can go bad at some point. The time it takes to get stale varies and depends a lot on where you keep it. If you're looking to preserve the freshness of your blunts, keep them in an air-tight container like a Mason jar. If you have one, a Foodsaver vacuum sealer works great.
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