Half and half. I’ll grind a few bowls worth at a time and use that till it runs out. But a few bowls also is only a few hours, so that has to be taken into consideration

I grind up roughly enough to cover whatever I'm gonna get into, but I'll have some leftover most of the time.

I vape it though, and I don't notice any difference in flavor either way. First 2 or 3 hits have all the terpenes then its just weed after that.

I generally try to grind an amount that I will use within a day or so. I live in a low humidity state so if I grind up too much and let it sit around too long it can dry out more than I would prefer.

I grind fresh because I want to taste it.

Try to only grind enough for the current bowl that way it can stay fresh

I use a Fury Edge which has loadable capsules. I'll generally grind enough to fill 8 caps which will usually last about a week

The fresher the better, but I balance that against convenience and usually grind up enough for a few sessions in one go.

Once i grinded too much and wanted to vape a different strain so i put it aside in a small glass jar with a lid. It got mold. So i am now making sure to not grind too much.

If you grind every time you smoke, you're not using a volcano. I grind about once a week because that's when my bowl runs out.

Used to grind fresh every time but I have a tiny air tight container now that I use to make reloading easier. I only keep about 3 bowls worth in it though.

I'm not a heavy smoker so 3 bowls lasts me for the entire work week

Grind fresh. If I have leftover from the last grind I'll add that too.

I just grind up as much as will fit in my grinder, about 2g.

I'm tending to grind only enough for a couple hits (using dry-herb-vapes, so like a nugget of flower.) The rest I keep in my little tupperware with Boveda packs to fix the humidity.

I live in a pretty arid locale, so it's amazing how fast my weed drys out too much and loses its terps.

I grind in batch, 2 to 5 times a week

Mostly because grinding is messy

Using vaporizer and don't care about moisture, the drier, the better