Grove Bags vs Ball Jars

[kevinn]

I have always used Ball jars to cure and store my flowers. Was thinking of trying Grove Bags. Any one with experience with the bags or opinions. Thanks !!!!!!

 

[Legalcdn]

I have used them for a year now. You really need to get the RH down to acceptable levels before set and forget. I was at 65%, left grove bag 1 month, and lost 2oz to ammonia smell (rot). Lucky I have lots.

Forget the small ones, go for 4oz/8oz/16oz bags. They are easier than multple jars to store and only 1 hygrometer is needed per bag. I still use jars for 1oz.

There are knock offs that will perform almost equal and cheaper.

 

[dogzter]

I like gallon size jars or bigger for long term.
Vacusuck the air out and good to go ime for years if kept out of the light and heat.
Assuming they are dry of course.

 

[Vondetour]

I was going to buy some Grove Bags but after reading this I will rob my brew house of a few mason jars.

 

[Legalcdn]

I have been using vac sealing with food saver device.

 

[Vondetour]

I have been using vac sealing with food saver device.

Was at a dispensary this morning and they had plastic bags of weed, anywhere from 28 oz to a full kilo, guess bags will work. TY

 

[Ca++]

Big double zip-lock bags, with the option to pull a few lung fulls out. Often my green is in plastic or paper bags, that collectively go into these. The choice of sizes and zip locations, make lining a large sports bag easy. Which I lay plants in for transport. I have vac'd around cardboard boxes when wanting to keep negative pressure for hours in the car. Very handy. I don't see why them cigar sachets can't go in, but I have no need for fancy control.

Just an option

 

[Cactus Squatter]

I use grove bags to bring them down to proper humidity without having to burp jars, once it’s stable around 62% I put it in jars and seal them.