PRESERVEWHATMATTERS.
Purpose-built curing bags. Designed for better preservation.
HUMIDITY58%–62% RHLEARN MORE +TERPENE
SUPPORTPRESERVE AROMA & FLAVORLEARN MORE +ODOR BARRIERHELP KEEP ODORS CONTAINEDLEARN MORE +UV & ANTI-STATICPROTECT WHAT YOU'VE GROWNLEARN MORE +
Maintains Ideal Humidity
58%–62% RH
Designed to help maintain an internal relative humidity range of 58–62% when flower is properly dried before bagging. Start with the correct moisture level, avoid overfilling, and store in a cool, dark environment. Actual humidity depends on conditions and preparation.
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Preserve Aroma & Flavor
The curing and storage experience continues after harvest. Purpose-built materials and careful sealing help support aroma-conscious storage and terpene preservation. Proper drying, gentle handling and stable storage conditions all play a role.
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Help Keep Odors Contained
Sweet Decades bags are designed with barrier materials that help keep strong harvest aromas contained. This helps reduce odor transfer during storage and handling. No bag should be considered completely odor-proof.
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Protect What You've Grown
Protect your harvest with packaging designed to limit unnecessary light exposure and static-related handling concerns. Keep bags out of direct sunlight, store at stable temperatures and avoid unnecessary reopening.
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PURPOSE-BUILT CURING AND STORAGE SOLUTIONS FOR GROWERS, RETAILERS, AND DISTRIBUTORS.
HOME GROWERS
CURING AND STORAGE SOLUTIONS DESIGNED FOR YOUR HOME HARVEST.
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COMMERCIAL GROWERS
SCALABLE CURING SOLUTIONS FOR COMMERCIAL OPERATIONS.
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DISPENSARIES
RETAIL-READY CURING AND STORAGE PRODUCTS FOR YOUR SHELVES.
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DISTRIBUTORS
WHOLESALE SOLUTIONS BUILT FOR VOLUME, VALUE, AND GROWTH.
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FROM ONE OUNCE TO ONE POUND.
CURING SOLUTIONS FOR EVERY SCALE.
1 Ounce Classic Curing Bags
50 bags per set
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1 Ounce 2.0 Curing Bags
50 bags per set
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2 Ounce Curing Bags
25 bags per set
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4 Ounce Curing Bags
25 bags per set
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8 Ounce Curing Bags
15 bags per set
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1 Pound Curing Bags
5 bags per set
View details ↗︎GOOD FLOWER.
FOUR SIMPLE STEPS.
A little know-how goes a long way. Explore each step and build your post-harvest checklist.
Dry first. Then bag.
Curing bags are for properly dried flower. Finish drying before you transfer your harvest.
- Keep freshly harvested or overly wet flower out of the bags.
- Check the flower’s moisture before bagging; drying time varies.
- The bag does not replace the drying stage.
Fill gently. Leave room.
Aim for about 75% full. Give your flower space without packing it tightly.
- Choose a bag size that fits your dried flower.
- Leave headspace above the flower.
- Use more bags rather than compressing a full bag.
A good close matters.
Keep the closure clear, then press the zipper fully closed from end to end.
- Keep flower and debris out of the zipper.
- Check the entire closure after sealing.
- For longer storage, heat-seal above the zipper using compatible equipment.
Cool. Dark. Consistent.
Choose a cool, dark place around 60–70°F, away from direct sunlight and heat.
- Keep bags away from windows and heat sources.
- Avoid unnecessary opening; routine burping is not required for properly prepared flower.
- Replace bags if damaged, contaminated, or unable to seal.
This checklist is a care guide, not a moisture measurement or confirmation that your flower is ready to cure.
OPEN THE FULL CURING CHECKLIST ↗︎THE GROW ENDS.
THE CARE CONTINUES.
Every harvest represents weeks of attention, patience, and decisions that matter. What happens next deserves that same care.
01 /58–62% RHHUMIDITY SUPPORT
A balanced place to cure.Designed to support the storage environment when your flower is properly dried and prepared.
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HUMIDITY SUPPORT
A balanced place to cure.START WITH PROPERLY DRIED FLOWER
Dry first, then transfer your flower to the bags. Leave room inside rather than packing tightly, and keep the bags in a cool, dark place.
02 /AROMA CONTAINMENTODOR BARRIER
Keep aromas contained.Purpose-built packaging that helps contain aromas during storage and transport.
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ODOR BARRIER
Keep aromas contained.CLOSE WITH CARE
Keep the zipper area clear of flower and debris. Press along the full closure and check that the bag is sealed before storing or transporting.
03 /OPAQUE MATERIALSLIGHT PROTECTION
Give your harvest some shade.Opaque materials help reduce exposure to light during storage.
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LIGHT PROTECTION
Give your harvest some shade.STORE OUT OF DIRECT LIGHT
Choose a cool, dark storage spot. Keep bags away from direct sunlight and heat sources, including when you use a bag with a viewing window.
04 /ZIP + HEAT SEALSEAL YOUR WAY
Everyday access. Longer storage.Convenient resealable closures, with heat-seal capability for longer-term storage.
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SEAL YOUR WAY
Everyday access. Longer storage.CHOOSE YOUR CLOSURE
Use the resealable zipper for convenient access. For longer-term storage, heat-seal above the zipper with compatible equipment, following the sealer’s instructions.
YOUR HARVEST.
YOUR BAG PLAN.
Start with your dried flower weight. Find the bags and sets that fit your harvest in a few simple steps.
1 POUND CURING BAGS
2 sets × 5 bags = 10 bags supplied.
Need spare bags or separate batches? Fine-tune your plan in the Harvest Planner. Estimates use nominal bag capacities; actual fill varies with flower density.
GOOD QUESTIONS.
CLEAR ANSWERS.
A few things to know before your first cure.
VIEW ALL FAQS ↗︎Do I need to burp the bags?
Routine burping is not required when your flower is properly dried and the bags are correctly sealed. Check your flower and storage conditions rather than relying on the bag to correct excess moisture.
Can I put freshly harvested flower straight in?
No. Dry your flower first, then transfer it to the curing bags. Avoid bagging flower that is still too wet.
Can I reuse the bags?
Yes, while the bag and closure remain intact and clean. Replace bags that are damaged, contaminated, or no longer seal properly.
How many bags should I order?
Start with your dried flower weight and chosen bag size. Our Bag Calculator estimates individual bags and whole sets, with options for spares and separate batches.
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A FEW SETS?
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