Grove bags, first time

My weed's all dried. Bagged it up in my new Grove bags. Added a hydrometer, sealed, and off to cure.
Large bag is 1oz, glass less is 1/2oz, and the small is 1/8.

Now you need to cure them in a dark cool area.

I put mine in a cardboard box in my basement.

No need for the hydrometer if properly dried per their directions.

Also, If storing for long-term it is recommended to put a heat seal above the zip lock area of the bag.

This is my method for the last few years.
Good luck.

J2M3S said:

No need for the hydrometer if properly dried per their directions.

Also, If storing for long-term it is recommended to put a heat seal above the zip lock area of the bag.

This is my method for the last few years.
Goof luck.

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Yep. Without the heat seal its just a bag.

Just use a hair straightener

J2M3S said:

No need for the hydrometer if properly dried per their directions.

Also, If storing for long-term it is recommended to put a heat seal above the zip lock area of the bag.

This is my method for the last few years.
Goof luck.

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I heat sealed mine.

J2M3S said:

No need for the hydrometer if properly dried per their directions.

Also, If storing for long-term it is recommended to put a heat seal above the zip lock area of the bag.

This is my method for the last few years.
Goof luck.

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They are heat sealed. The only reason I threw a hydrometer in there was because I've got a lot of them, so why not use them.

So whats the difference between these Grove Bags and me just vacuum sealing a bag?

F.M.I.L.Y said:

So whats the difference between these Grove Bags and me just vacuum sealing a bag?

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Grove bags have particular permeability in the plastic film that seems to be proprietary to this brand. It allows moisture and gas exchange over regular bags and Mylar. A technology designed specifically for cannabis with durability, odor control, oxygen diffusion, humidity control, anti-static properties, and UV protection.

Budzbuddha said:

It allows moisture and gas exchange over regular bags and Mylar.

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Does that mean a humidity pack should be used? If the bags are filled and stored in a low or high humidity place would the moisture content inside the bag also become low or high?

I just opened a sealed bag I put up in mid March. The weed smelled amazing. As if it were only days old.
I pulled a couple buds and looked at them under my 40x microscope, and the trichomes were all intact and glistening. The weed smoked beautifully as well. Not the least bit over dried. Big fan of Grove bags.