Harvest & Curing Grove Bags Test Thread

[Mañ'O'Green]

Yeah I, too, use a hydrometer in each bag and they were consistent at 60%RH.
Maybe it just needed longer.
Thanks for the response.

I take the hygrometers out before I heat seal them.

 

[NorseGrower]

I love me some Grove bags but since I switched from 3 & 5 gallon pots to 1 gallon perpetual auto grow most of my plants yield around 1.5-2 oz I found myself between sizes. I would use 1/4 bags but they would be way too big for most of my smaller plants and 1 oz bags too small. I am loving these new 2 ounce bags!! Please keep them on product list as I saw somewhere it said limited edition or something to that effect and I feel this size is very viable for the small home grower. Thanks!

 

[Grove Bags]

I love me some Grove bags but since I switched from 3 & 5 gallon pots to 1 gallon perpetual auto grow most of my plants yield around 1.5-2 oz I found myself between sizes. I would use 1/4 bags but they would be way too big for most of my smaller plants and 1 oz bags too small. I am loving these new 2 ounce bags!! Please keep them on product list as I saw somewhere it said limited edition or something to that effect and I feel this size is very viable for the small home grower. Thanks!

Thanks for the feedback they are currently a limited edition, but we are considering running a stock 2-ounce bag to add to our catalog.

 

[Suki]

Thanks for the feedback they are currently a limited edition, but we are considering running a stock 2-ounce bag to add to our catalog.

Trying to check out currently but it's saying the "AFN" discount code is expired? I'm also very excited for the 2oz bags as I think they will be the right size for my average plants.

 

[Delps8]

Thanks for the feedback they are currently a limited edition, but we are considering running a stock 2-ounce bag to add to our catalog.

I've placed two orders for 1 oz and 4 oz bags in the past 2 months. As a personal grower and one of two consumers in the household, a 2 oz bag would definitely be my choice.

Regardless of the size, Grove bags are unquestionably a great way to cure and store. No more mason jars.

 

[Antidote]

Trying to check out currently but it's saying the "AFN" discount code is expired? I'm also very excited for the 2oz bags as I think they will be the right size for my average plants.

I've tried AFN and afn and neither work. I'm not concerned as my initial order will be small enough. Just a heads-up and a confirmation of Suki's experience. I am looking forward to curing in these bags.

 

[Suki]

I've tried AFN and afn and neither work. I'm not concerned as my initial order will be small enough. Just a heads-up and a confirmation of Suki's experience. I am looking forward to curing in these bags.

And see, I'm holding off cause if really rather not spend $100+ without it lol. Cutting it really close this time, though I have a few 1oz bags left (which, the code worked fine when I ordered in November/December). Also really curious why the "mailing pouch" ones are a required part of the build your own now, especially considering there is no info on what size those are.

@Grove Bags is there any way we can get clarification on this? I would really like to get my order in asap.

 

[DCLXVI]

I don't know if they still do it but after your first order they give you a pretty nice discount coupon code towards your next one. I still haven't used mine.......

 

[Grove Bags]

Trying to check out currently but it's saying the "AFN" discount code is expired? I'm also very excited for the 2oz bags as I think they will be the right size for my average plants.

Apologies, we have reset the code afn and it should work again.

 

[Suki]

Apologies, we have reset the code afn and it should work again.

Fantastic! Order going in today!