Once your harvest is dried and cured, good storage keeps aroma and quality intact for as long as possible. This collection includes black aluminium frame bags in 43x56, 56x91 and 91x130 cm, which shield the contents from light and can be sealed, and transparent zip bags in 35x45 and 50x50 cm for quick, resealable storage. Choose opaque, sealable bags for longer storage and zip bags for short-term use or portioning. Fill bags only when the material is properly dried, store them somewhere cool and dark, and label each bag with date and contents. See sealable bags and zip bags, and read our guide to drying, curing and storing.
Questions & answers about Storage
All growing questions →- Harvest & aftercare How do I dry my harvest properly? Hang it in the dark at about 16 to 21 °C and 55 to 60% humidity, with gentle airflow that does not blow on the flowers. Read the answer →
- Harvest & aftercare How long does drying and curing take? Drying usually takes about 7 to 14 days (7 to 10 is common), until small stems snap instead of bending. Curing in jars often runs another... Read the answer →
- Harvest & aftercare How should I store dried harvest (jars, humidity packs, bags)? Airtight glass jars or sealable bags in a cool, dark place. A humidity pack keeps it at a stable level. Read the answer →
- Harvest & aftercare When is the right time to harvest? Check the flowers closely, with a 30x to 60x loupe if needed: the common target is when the flowers have matured and most pistils have ch... Read the answer →
