Sweet Decades 1 Ounce Bags - 50 Pack Lock & Seal Storage & Curing Bags Heat Sealable 6" x 9.8" x 3.15" Inch (1oz, 28g)

These are high quality. I usually get the other name brand, but I feel these are better and cost much less.

Exactly as described love the size and easy to use great sealing and looks amazing

I am a grower and have always used mason jars to cure my flower. The jars work fine, but burping them can become a bit of a chore when you have 10 or more jars to burp. Also, the jars can be cumbersome and heavy. Having too many jars and running out of room to store them prompted me to finally try these bags. I am converted!! They work amazingly well. I bought the 1 oz bags. I added a small hygrometer in with the flower, and so far all 7 of the bags I have used have held the humidity steady! Plus, no burping and the biggest surprise NO ODOR! Sometimes with jars, the odor gets out. Not with these bags. I can fit 7 or 8 of these bags, filled with flower in one small shoebox size container. With Jars, I would need an entire dresser drawer. I don't dislike Jars, but these bags are a game changer. At .50 cents a bag it's a no brainer Get them. They work. Really, really well.

I just opened a bag of hulkberry that was sealed 4 months ago and it smells exactly like trix cereal. Amazing! However. These bags are not meant to regulate overly wet cannabis. Meaning. Do not expect to put overly moist flower in these bags and that they will self regulate to an ideal desired level. These bags are meant more for long term storage and curing. Not for drying out wet flower. (To test flower on the cheap: get small glass jar, snip small bud, toss in jar with one or two hygrometers, depending on one’s ocd level, seal for a couple hours and measure moisture content, if ideal, trim and go, if not wait and repeat, no need to buy expensive probes or drying equipment). For properly dried flower these bags will cure perfectly. They will not however dry wet flower.

I used to store weed in clear mason jars, which required frequent 'burping', especially during the first 10 days, and needing to use a dark room to prevent light degradation. Another issue with mason jars is the uneven RH, with the bottom RH being much greater than the surface. These curing bags fix these issues. First, they're light-protective (i.e. black on one side and opaque on the other) which minimizes light exposure and doesn't require storing in a dark room. These state moisture is controlled to the ideal 62 %RH and the size is perfect for pre-measuring 1 ounce at a time. On the last batch, I used a 62% RH Boveda pack in 1 curing bag and none on the other, adding a small RH-monitor to each. After curing for only 2 weeks (when they were purchased), there's no detectable %RH difference between the two bags. I usually cure for at least 2 months. Bottom line: It's already clear that these curing bags are much MUCH easier to use than mason jars. It will be fun and interesting to compare mason jar cured homegrown pot to these curing bag's results.

Good quality for the price point

Keeps weed fresh

One of the best weed curing bags out there saves me from having like 100 mason jars

Están muy bonitas, las estoy usando apenas para comprobar su eficiencia