Calyx Pro 1lb - 2 Cases (200 bags)

What It Is: Modified Atmosphere Curing Technology

The Calyx Cure Pro 1 lb pouch is purpose-built for post-harvest cannabis and hemp curing. Its core is a 9-layer modified atmosphere packaging (MAP) film — the same engineering principle used in 70–80% of commercial food preservation — applied specifically to the gas exchange profile of curing flower. The layers are engineered with selective permeability: specific gases move through while others are restricted. CO₂ produced during active curing off-gasses passively. Excess moisture escapes. VOCs that would otherwise degrade in a sealed environment are managed by the film. Meanwhile, a dedicated terpene-resistant barrier captures volatilized terpenes and allows them to recondense back into the flower matrix rather than being lost to the headspace.

The result is a self-regulating microclimate inside the pouch that maintains stable water activity and relative humidity through the full cure window — 2 to 8 weeks — without any manual intervention. No opening the bag to burp. No inserting humidity packs. No monitoring RH sensors inside a cure room. The bag does the work.

Who It's For: Commercial and Licensed Operators

This SKU — 2 cases, 200 bags — is sized for licensed cultivation and processing operations that cure in regular batch cycles. At 1 lb capacity per bag, it fits operations that break harvests into individual strain or batch units for strain-specific curing, compliance lot separation, or SKU-level quality control. It is equally practical for multi-facility MSOs running standardized cure protocols across sites, where per-bag repeatability and documentation matter as much as labor reduction.

Post-harvest labor is one of the most undercosted line items in cannabis operations. Every burping cycle, every humidity pack swap, every RH check is a labor touchpoint. Calyx Cure Pro eliminates those touchpoints entirely — fill, seal, store, and revisit at the end of your cure window. For operations curing hundreds of pounds per cycle across multiple strains, that labor reduction compounds quickly. Independent testing by the Cannabis Research Coalition confirmed measurable improvements in weight retention, terpene preservation, and cannabinoid conversion versus conventional turkey bags and competing cure pouches.

Key Features: Film, Closure, and Protection

The flat-bottom, side-gusset construction allows the filled pouch to stand upright — relevant for curing room organization when you are stacking and labeling dozens or hundreds of individual cure units. The film is puncture-resistant and durable enough to handle weeks of storage and internal pressure changes without compromising the microclimate seal.

Closure is dual-track zipper plus a multi-position heat seal. The dual-track zipper delivers a firm tactile snap and can be opened and reclosed after breaking the initial heat seal — useful for in-process sampling or transferring product at the end of cure. The heat seal provides a secondary airtight lock for long-term storage or transit after cure is complete. The pouch also incorporates UV shielding to protect terpene and cannabinoid integrity from light exposure, and anti-static construction to reduce trichome loss from electrostatic buildup during handling.

How to Use: Prep, Fill, Seal, Cure

Dry flower first to approximately 0.60 aw (roughly 10–12% moisture content) before loading — no cure bag replaces a proper dry. Fill each pouch to 75–90% capacity to maintain adequate headspace for gas exchange and prevent over-compression of the canopy. Close the dual-track zipper and apply a heat seal across the designated tear notch. Store sealed pouches in a cool, stable environment — target 60–65°F and 55–60% RH externally — for 2 to 8 weeks depending on strain and desired cure depth.

No burping required at any point during the cure window. If you need to sample mid-cure, open via the zipper, reseal, and optionally apply a fresh heat seal below the original to re-establish a full airtight environment. The pouch includes a second tear notch specifically to accommodate this workflow. For long-term storage post-cure, heat-sealing again provides the strongest moisture and aroma lock; for short-term daily access, the zipper alone maintains the modified atmosphere.