Our packaging is manufactured entirely in the United States in the beautiful state of Ohio in order to maintain quality and support our industry.

Grove Bags are designed for repeated use and boast a long lifespan. As long as the bag is intact and undamaged, its curing properties will remain effective. The only properties that begin to degrade over time are the UV protectant and anti-static feature. Other TerpLoc® features, like durability, humidity control, and odor control never diminish. As long as you cure in a dark room, the bags should work well for many years. Some customers say they use the same one pound bags for four years before transitioning to an unused Grove Bag.

The biggest factor for getting the most out of your Grove Bag is to make sure your flower is properly dry and the inner moisture is both released and regulated. If you think the flower is too wet still burp it in the bag for 3-4 days. Once your flower is dry heat seal the bag and store it in a cool dark room for best results. There is no need to purchase a 2-way humidity packet or oxygen scrubber.

Yes, all Grove Bags films have high barrier properties that provide superior discretion, keeping you compliant at all times.

We recommend using our bags for curing to the point of consumption. TerpLoc® bags don’t need to be burped during the cure. Pressure will build up in the head space of the bag.

Our bags will also increase the shelf life of your flower. We have had some customers experiment with intentionally longer curing periods inside our bags.

Grove Bags are designed specifically for curing and storing cannabis. It is not possible to dry wet flower in a Grove Bag. With TerpLoc technology, the optimal moisture levels to begin curing are between 10 and 12 percent. If moisture content is anywhere outside of this range, it can spur mold growth and degrade the strain’s terpene profile.

Moisture content can be tested using a moisture meter in the stem of a bud. When flower has dried to this point, Grove Bags can consistently stabilize its microclimate humidity levels between 58 and 62 percent relative humidity (RH). Most of the time, an 11 percent moisture level is achieved after 10 to 14 days of drying, but using a moisture meter allows growers an additional level of certainty that could make all the difference in the final product. 

Before storing Grove Bags, leave 25 percent of the bag empty and then heat seal it to secure the curing microclimate. Because the Grove Bags are equipped with UV protection, they don’t need to be in a completely dark room. For best results, bags should be stored in a dim room that stays around 15.5 degrees C. 

Cannabis degrades over time, but TerpLoc® technology keeps flower in a continuous secure environment. Internal testing showed Grove Bags slowing THC degradation by 50 to 90 percent compared to other methods like mason jars and mylar. Grove Bags have proved their ability to preserve cannabis without degradation for over a year. One customer reported storing one pound bags for over three years and maintaining a high-quality terpene profile.

Grove Bags are designed to eliminate human error and the menial labor associated with traditional curing and storing methods. With TerpLoc® technology, Grove Bags eliminates the need for burping, expensive humidity control, dedicated cure rooms, and cumbersome jars. These reusable products save cannabis businesses both time and money. Grove Bags are not just containers, they are an entire process. They are engineered to create the perfect microenvironment for curing and preserve the integrity of flower for over a year. What used to take thousands of dollars of equipment and hundreds of hours of labor can now be accomplished with a fraction of the time and effort.

The Glassless Grove Bag is unique in its full window design and its gusset print that strengthens the structure and gives it more stability. This Glassless bag also differs from other Grove Bags products because of its zipper. The 15g Glassless bag is often used as storage for consumption, which requires repeated opening and closing. Instead of a traditional single track zipper, the glasses bag features a five track zipper for endurance with repeated use. Opening and closing the bag almost feels like velcro, and the extra tracks provide a secure seal for the TerpLoc® technology to protect the bud more efficiently than jars. 

DOOAHU is an acronym that we use to abbreviate the six main features of TerpLoc® technology. D stands for durability, which ensures sharp stems and or outside items will not puncture the Grove Bag. The Os stand for odor control, which keeps the scent of strain inside the bag, and oxygen, which passively diffuses oxygen from the bag to ensure oxidation does not degrade terpenes on the buds. The A stands for anti-static, a technology that discourages the development of static inside the bag, which can strip terpenes off the buds. The H stands for humidity control, a key feature that regulates the microclimate inside the bag to a relative humidity level between 58 and 62 percent. The U stands for UV protection, which is the frosty part of the bags. Not everyone has a completely dark space to store cannabis, and this feature protects terpenes and cannabinoids even with intermittent exposure to light.

If a moisture meter in the stem of a bud reads between 10 and 12 percent, the moisture content of the flower is at an ideal level for a Grove Bags cure. There is no need for a humidity pack or any additional elements as long as the moisture content of the flower is in that designated range. If the moisture content is too low, Grove Bags suggests adding a cannabis fan leaf from a live plant to the bag. The technology in the bag will use the additional moisture in the leaf to achieve an appropriate moisture level for a successful cure.

Atmospheric conditions, like the gasses present in a room, will influence a curing process. Oil oxidation accelerates with the concentration of dissolved oxygen and interacts with the oxygen pressure in the headspace of the bag. Grove Bags insists users leave 25 percent of the bag empty because any more or less oxygen exposure will alter the integrity of the curing process. If too much oxidation occurs, the flavor, smell, and potency of the bud will be degraded. TerpLoc’s modified atmosphere packaging controls the rate of respiration in the curing environment to slow down harmful chemical developments and support the polymerization of terpenes and cannabinoids.

While terpenes don’t increase in number during the curing phase, the terpene profile is certainly enriched. Terpenes marry, commingle, and homogenize during the curing phase in a process called polymerization. Polymerization refers to a process in which small molecules combine chemically to produce a larger more complex molecule. During the curing phase, TerpLoc® technology creates the perfect environment for polymerization to foster the strength of individual terpenes and harmonize them according to the specific plant genetics involved. 

After three weeks, flower cured with TerpLoc® technology will develop a rich terpene profile that makes the product unique and helps it stand out in the market. If left in the Grove Bag, bud will continue to develop for months, but it’s all about preference.

There is often a visible difference between buds stored with TerpLoc technology and those stored using other methods. To accurately observe the difference, a microscope may be necessary. When comparing the difference between a bud stored in a Grove Bag and a bud stored in another type of container, the presence of trichomes can vary greatly. TerpLoc will store flower with no wilting, and trichomes will still stand up when the bud is removed from the package. Storage containers produced by other brands often cause trichome bald spots on buds where trichomes have degraded significantly or fully disappeared. TerpLoc keeps trichomes dense, maintains the original integrity of a strain, and gives buds the signature shimmer cannabis connoisseurs seek. 

All trichomes are best observed with a microscope, but some are more visible and familiar to the average person. The capitate stalk trichome is the most notable and visible on the bud of a cannabis plant. Some trichomes look like little hairs, others like bubbles, and some like tiny mallets. All terpenes are translucent, which is why they make flower appear shimmery under direct light. TerpLoc® technology consistently protects the daintier and more vulnerable trichomes more effectively than other methods that use materials not designed for cannabis curing and storage.

TerpLoc® technology regulates the entire contents of the bag, so mold is never an issue as long as the bud is at optimal conditions for a Grove Bags cure. The moisture content of the buds should be within 10 and 12 percent, 25 percent of the bag should be left empty to provide the headspace needed for the technology to work, and before storing the bags to cure, each bag should be heat sealed. When these steps are taken and these conditions are met, Grove Bags stored in a cool and dark space will prevent the build up of harmful gasses and release them from the bag so no mold spores develop.