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Farmbuck

Farmbuck

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Using some new bags for curing my buds from Grove Bags. A new company ? Does it work ? Time will tell but call me old fashion but I prefer my old Mason jars. What I don't like about this product it's made out of plastic, but it is my opinion. So they say it retain the humidity between 58-62 % again time will tell. Here the site if you what to know more, oh yes it's also a USA company.

https://grovebags.com/

Cheers,

FarmBuck
 

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if you guys are into curing check out automated curing systems, imagine an air pump with lines that go into buckets (food save ones) and the buckets have pressure valves to release the air, so once a day the air inside the bucket gets pushed out by new air. do this during a couple of weeks and then its ready for storage
 
Supposedly these bags do the same plus regulate RH with no need for mechanical parts or pumps. The material itself allows for this gas exchange.
 
Just saying, I'm testing only 2 bags versus my Mason jars so I wont know for a few weeks. One bag I will still burp it, for the other bag I will keep it seal. So will see !! For the price well it's about the same as the jar.
 
So basically it's saying you still have to put the buds in mason jars so the moisture disperses evenly throughout the buds before you put it in the bags. But supposedly no need for burping or anything but waiting for the cure to be done. Curious to see how these work too, keep us posted.
 
Is the inside of the bag plastic lined?

im not anti-plastic, or anything like that, but my concern is the plastics deterioration the THC crystals that are in contact with the plastic. Not all plastics will do that, but what kind of plastic they used would be useful info before I would buy.
 
Plastics also can have a static charge that will tank away trichomes over time. I’ll probably stick to glass.
 
If you scroll down on the home page and click on all the layers, they address all these issues plus more.
 
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