Nobody puts months into growing quality flower just to ruin it during the final stretch.
Too dry and it becomes brittle. Too much moisture and you have a completely different problem. Then there are the terpenes-the natural compounds responsible for that familiar smell and flavour-which you definitely don't want disappearing inside the bag.
So, instead of simply saying our curing bags work, we put them to the test.
Indoor and outdoor flower samples were sealed inside LeafLock curing bags for 30 days, with hygrometers monitoring the humidity. The flower was then laboratory tested to see what had changed.
The bags stayed around the sweet spot
After 30 days, both samples were sitting remarkably close to the targeted 60% relative humidity:
- Indoor flower: 59.8% RH
- Outdoor flower: 59.7% RH
In other words, the bags maintained a steady environment for the entire month-without constant opening, burping or guesswork.
The terpenes barely moved
The indoor flower started with a total terpene level of 2.07%. After 30 days, it measured 2.05%.
The outdoor flower started at 1.22% and finished at 1.28%.
The laboratory called the differences negligible. In everyday language: the overall terpene profiles were preserved.
So, did the bags work?
The results were straightforward: LeafLock curing bags maintained humidity close to 60% and helped preserve the flower's terpene profile throughout the 30-day test.
No complicated routine. No constantly checking jars. Just correctly dried flower, sealed storage and a stable curing environment.
Because growing it is the hard part. Protecting it shouldn't be.
Seal it. Store it. LeafLock it.
These preliminary research results relate to the specific samples tested. Individual results may vary.
Ready to protect your flower?
Shop the LeafLock 2-Way Curing Bag and keep your storage simple, steady and sealed.
