Preparation comes before packaging.
Use properly dried flower. Do not use a curing bag as a substitute for drying or as a way to correct excess moisture.
THE SWEET DECADES CURING CHECKLIST
FROM DRYING
TO STORAGE.
Keep the next steps clear. Follow a practical guide to preparing, filling, sealing, and storing your Sweet Decades bags.
START THE FOUR STEPS ↓Sweet Decades · Curing checklist
START WHERE YOU ARE
A little direction.
A clearer next step.
Choose your stage to find the most relevant part of the guide. Review all four steps before packing your harvest.
Begin with drying.
Bags are for properly dried and prepared flower. This checklist does not measure moisture or confirm readiness.
FROM DRYING TO STORAGE
GOOD FLOWER.
FOUR SIMPLE STEPS.
A little know-how goes a long way. Explore each step and build your post-harvest checklist.
START WITH DRIED FLOWERSTEP 01 / 04
01 / DRY
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.
ABOUT 75% FULLSTEP 02 / 04
02 / FILL
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.
ZIP CLOSED · HEAT SEAL OPTIONALSTEP 03 / 04
03 / SEAL
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.
STORE WITH CARESTEP 04 / 04
04 / STORE
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.
THE DETAILS THAT HELP
Small habits. Better organization.
Fit matters more than a number.
Aim for a loose fill with headspace. Flower density varies, so use extra bags rather than compressing flower to fit.
Keep storage cool and consistent.
Choose a cool, dark space away from direct sunlight and heat. Check your storage conditions rather than relying on the room's appearance.
YOUR PREPARATION CHECK
Before you put it away.
Use these reminders alongside the four-step guide. Checking a box records your review; it does not verify moisture or product condition.
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PLAN YOUR QUANTITIES
Your harvest.
Your bag plan.
Compare bag sizes, allow for spares, and organize separate batches before you build your order.
OPEN HARVEST PLANNER ↗FIND YOUR FIT
Make room for
your next harvest.
Explore the curing bag lineup and choose the sizes that fit your harvest and storage needs.
EXPLORE THE BAGS ↗A LITTLE MORE KNOW-HOW
Questions along the way?
Do I need to burp Sweet Decades bags?
Routine burping is not required for properly dried and prepared flower. Minimize unnecessary opening and follow the preparation and storage guidance above.
Does checking every step mean my flower is ready?
No. This is a preparation guide, not a moisture test or readiness assessment. Use suitable measurements and your established drying process to assess your flower.
Should I heat seal every bag?
The zipper offers convenient resealable access. For longer storage, consider heat sealing above the zipper with compatible equipment, following your sealer's instructions.
When should I replace a bag?
Replace bags that are damaged, contaminated, or no longer seal properly. Do not reuse a bag with persistent contamination or a compromised closure.