Grove bags.

Discussion in 'Harvesting and Processing Marijuana' started by Imnew, Oct 2, 2022.

  1. Does any one have any experience with grove bags. Or point me towards a post on here that covers the use of them and if there worth it?
     
  2. Utube vids
     
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  3. Thanks bud. But i like to hear peoples personal opinions on here and have a conversation about it. Not just the pumped up YouTube version.
     
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  4. Idk if anyone on heres used em or not to be honest man
     
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  5. I use em.
    They work well, but are not foolproof. Here’s what I have seen:
    Bud should be dried properly. These won’t eliminate the need for that.
    Don’t over fill the bags, we limit them to 2/3 full for the one pound size bags.
    I still “ fluff “ the product inside the bags weekly. Even half full, a one pound bag can hold enough product to cause it to settle onto itself and not breathe well. Especially the mega sticky icky.
    Don’t store the bags in a low humidity environment, it will cause the moisture in the bag to wick out.
    All in all, I like them. They replace the big jars with less maintenance. :thumbsup:
     
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  6. This will be my first year trying them. I'll follow @JMcGD's advice for packaging and storing. You can get free shipping when you sign up for their mailing list. There are big cultivation centers that use them too.
     
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  7. Thank you for the information. Maybe i will buy a 1lbs bag and try it out.
     
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  8. My initial research told me that they are a waste of money.
     
  9. I’m trying them for the first time this year but from what I’ve heard you definitely want to dry them right and throw a hygrometer in there so I’m def going with the windowed ones so I can keep an eye on the humidity. I saw a video where a dude dried them “good enough” and assumed the excess would breath out and he opened them and they were just giant mold clumps
     

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