I am trying to figure out density. I know a lot of information will be it depends scenario. What are the ranges of actual product that should fit into an uncompressed jar. So let’s say a quart jar is 25 to 35 grams. These are made up numbers but trying to figure out how to calculate density of harvest. Any ideas?
So. The first jar is 84 grams in a gallon? I am trying to do calculations
Ps thank you.
No both amounts 136g
I like 1/2 gallon - they usually hold 70 - 80g Quarts half that amount.
The 63g quart above is packed pretty tight. I should split it into 2 jars.
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Thanks. I have ~ 150 in about in a 4.6 Cvault. It is not full It is not full so I figure 4 liter. That is 4.2 quarts. So 150/4.2= 35 ish per quart. I know it is not scientific but a rough idea.image|666x500
I use (or did until Grove Bags) quart size and weigh out 50 grams per. I also store in the freezer to maintain fresh-cured flavor.
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Last year I used quart size jars and put about 40 grams in each one(1.5 oz). i liked the extra head space.But that was a lot of “burping” this year I’m going to try out grove bags for half my harvest.
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What beardless said. I get about 1 1/2 oz. per qt.
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The jars or grove bags or both? If you put grove bags in the freezer do you need to do anything else to them?
I have both but am very careful in handling flower in the Grove bags as you can easily knock trichomes off of the flower. I think I prefer glass jars for long term storage myself. I’ll probably pull them out and jar the flower for better, safer storage.
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Knocking trichomes off is one thing was thinking about while placing my order. I was thinking hanging the bags with clips would help limit crushing the bud if you have to stack them up.
Thanks for the feedback.
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