Island Herbz Canna Cure Lid Kit

Taking Curing To The Next Level!

Cure your herbs and spices with never having to shake a wide mouth mason jar again or wondering if your hygrometer is really giving you a true reading.

The All-New Island Herbz 100 Percent Organic Humidity Controller Will Be The Standard Of The Future For Curing In Jars. Eco-Friendly Processed Plant Fiber Will Increase The Humidity In Your Jar Or Decrease The Humidity, Depending On The Needs Of The Contents In The Wide Mouth Mason Jar.

Together With Our All New Canna Cure Lids We Aim To Make This A One Stop Shop For Curing Your Canna From Day 1 With Our Kits!

Canna Cure Starter Kit Includes:

• (x4) or (x8) or (x12) Island Herbz Airtight Digital Cure Lids
• (x4) or (x8) or (x12) 8 Gram 2 Way Organic Humidity Pack
• (x1) Canna Scoop Card,
• (x1) White Water Erase Marker
• (x1) Island Herbz Slap On Sticker

Benefits of the Canna Cure Starter Kit

• 100% Organic Eco-Friendly 2 Way Humidity Controller
• Personalized To Fit Small Containers, Jars & Bags
• Lasts 3 Months Once Opened
• Individually Wrapped
• Packaging For Maximum Freshness

Island Herbz 2 Way Humidity Packs are essential for preserving potency and freshness. Curing and storing your flowers at the perfect humidity of 62% expresses the true nature of the profile.

The 2 Way Humidity Packs can be used with Grove Bags & Fermentation as well. First, place your 2-way humidity pack into your wide-mouth mason jar, then place your herbs into the jar with a humidity pack. Then almost immediately our pack will start to control the humidity inside of your wide-mouth mason jar.

How To Cure Your Flower

When cultivators transition their dried buds to the curing phase, they are encouraging aerobic bacteria to continue decomposing plant material. During this process, your curing jar (vessel) will need to be opened at scheduled times to allow excess moisture and carbon dioxide to escape. The balance is to allow just enough oxygen around your buds to support plant decay, without degrading the potency of the flower or promoting mold.

Curing in glass jars

Curing with mason jars or glass jars is effective and still used today. The benefits of using glass containers for curing include:

• Glass is natural non-toxic
• Containers manufactured with glass are less permeable than plastic
• Glass jars allow a farmer to visually inspect buds as they cure
• It's easy to clean and sterilize glass jars in a commercial dishwasher or sonic dishwasher

What is "Burping"?

Regardless of how you cure your flower, it's important to "Burb" your container. Whether you are using glass jars or turkey bags, allowing an exchange of air is important to permit a small amount of oxygen to fuel the aerobic bacteria that plays its part in curing. "Burping" also allows the release of excess moisture, which helps prevent mold from taking hold within your curing buds.

It's common to burp your flower container more frequently when you begin curing. Some open their containers for about 30 minutes, 4 times a day when they start curing. However, there are many variations in the burping process, and you'll need to use a cadence that best fits your business and environment.