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6 months later the Grove bags are still great! The weed's not dried out at all, it's still fresh, odorous and flavorful and the big stems still have to be twisted to break.
That's one thing I noticed re: the brand I happen to pick, they sealed like steel traps! They also reseal great, I'm going to reuse them, I'll add the link.
Your free not to use them.
Free, are any of us truly free.....lol...I demand you to use Grove bags with the shitty seals at $5 each or you ain't kool....lol......some days the weed hits harder than others...
These things are freaking awesome! One of the few newfangled items this old schooler approves of! I don't know about other brands just the ones I used, they did a great job
I have 25 -30 used ones and I've lost the being impressed part. I was a fan then the zippers started ripping off. I had some bags dry out I though were supposed to keep the RH stable in. I have to add 2 - $5-.$7.50 humidity packs/1/4lb bag and they don't last long. I'd like to move to a better storage/cure method. Cvaults are too expensive. I just looked on Amzon for Vacuum canisters and there are some starting around $18- $20 for a 1lb coffee capacity. Cdn. I have a few items in a cart I'm going to add 1 or 2 tonight I think....Christmas and all,These things are freaking awesome! One of the few newfangled items this old schooler approves of! I don't know about other brands just the ones I used, they did a great job
I didn't even know you could use them twice! 23 bucks for 50 bags I can live with that
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A couple guys here have invested in freeze drying units.
My hash weed is from back in the beach house it's been in the freezer since 21A couple guys here have invested in freeze drying units.
I never heard about the argon till grump mentioned it, but a quick search brought a cannabis product up first and to me it makes sense.
The container in link is way too small for me, but the idea seems solid and simple.
I have herb from first grow back in 22 still in my freezer.
Mandarin cookies I think?
Argon seems to be a part of having weed around here, I’ll ask if theres anything ground up and find it argon!A couple guys here have invested in freeze drying units.
I never heard about the argon till grump mentioned it, but a quick search brought a cannabis product up first and to me it makes sense.
The container in link is way too small for me, but the idea seems solid and simple.
I have herb from first grow back in 22 still in my freezer.
Mandarin cookies I think?
Airgone® Argon Gas
Create an oxygen-free seal with Airgone® Argon gas. Works with all Fresh-Port® products. 75+ flushes per can. Food-safe, odorless, freshness-preserving.
Please review and share in detail. I am/was a fan of them too. Now three broken zippers later, I probably won't repurchase. I think an actual vacuum jar might be best. It will pull moisture to the surface, from the middle and that might greatly help with curing!!!
Here is one example I found.
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IDK about using cryogenics but I've used wine fridges I bought used off Craigslist, a mini fridge found near a dorm dumpster, and I bought a Bodega cooler which is basically a portable electric fridge/freezer.
Basically Argon is has a higher density than air. You just spray some Argon into your jar and, as it settles, it pushes the air out the top. No air = no oxygen = no oxidation.
I don’t, found a much better way to cure, store and keep terpines and when you finally come to the same conclusion, “feel free” to look me up and we can discuss the better options
Do you have a thread on here sharing your cure and storage methods? I'm sure that, I'm not the only one who would be interested in seeing what works for you. [Nudge, nudge
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We really are not free.
Thanks, but I'm all set.
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No that's established fact, I thought./think.
No thread. I do two ways for dry and trim. Wet and dry. What I do for curing and storage are the vac canisters from spider farmer or herbs guard, mainly the spider farmer cause of price. When I bring buds to the table or short term storage i use the cvaults . When I’ve used grove bags the zippers have failed and buds are dry and rusting ( losing color) in 60 -90 days. The other thing with them is after ordering the same bag over a couple of years the plastic is different and nothing like what I originally started with. So when they talk about their patent, what bag are they referring to? No where do they show any science examples of how well they perform, they just tell you it’s patented . My goodness you can get anything patented if you want. Look its cool if you like the bag thingy, but their are plenty of equals and they come in at about half their price.Do you have a thread on here sharing your cure and storage methods? I'm sure that, I'm not the only one who would be interested in seeing what works for you. [Nudge, nudge
