Anyone used these

[Cave Hill Cole]

Yeah I bought a medium sized one (28g) a couple of years ago. They are nice, very easy to access and light proof. But they are kinda expensive for what they are. The cost you have to lay out, to get all the sizes for a full harvest was just way to expensive for myself.

I found The standard glass preserve jars were just as good....provided you dried the flower correctly (didn't try to rush it)....and you keep them in the dark. You can always buy the boveda packs and paper tape them to the top of the jar.

[Bulls]

Yes they seem interesting but too expensive for my liking. Good old glass jars always do the job..and I always have a dark place to keep them :) Burping is actually fun..especially when few different strains

[JJ]

stainless IS nice,wont break if dropped

[Donkey222]

Thanks for the imput guys just for peace and quiet with the missis, i think ill go with one that can hold closest to 10oz ish and see how i get on

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[Minty]

Have you seen this - Automated Curing using an air pump and a couple of non return valves. Interesting, but I would have to scale it down somewhat...

[TommyT]

Have you seen this - Automated Curing using an air pump and a couple of non return valves. Interesting, but I would have to scale it down somewhat...

Those lids are awesome!

[Minty]

Those lids are awesome!

Yea, the buckets are pretty cool - just a little large for my size of harvest ;o)

[Cave Hill Cole]

Have you seen this - Automated Curing using an air pump and a couple of non return valves. Interesting, but I would have to scale it down somewhat...

That's a nifty setup! Great if your growing your end of the world sized supply. Yeah if you could get some some 2 litre buckets with those lids it would be cool.

It's probably bro science...but it "feels" right to use glass or stainless instead of plastic. But all the big legal growers in the states seem to use the big plastic totes. So provided its food grade, its probably fine for curing.

[Minty]

2 litre buckets with those lids it would be cool.

Checking Amazon and the lids fit a 3.5 gallon (16 litres) bucket if that helps. Still way too much for me ;o)

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[Minty]

@Thrasherdude i believe is using them and maybe @omgBoNg also??

Where is @Thrasherdude I miss him and his cool pics of 'naked ladies' - his style seems to be working for me ;o)

yep i got 2 small cvaults, the packs they gave me were 62% and seemed a bit to moist for me. maybe the 58% would be better but ive not been able to test that yet.

Interesting as I have the 62's and would agree with your diagnosis after leaving them in the jars for a week or so.