2–3 staff hours a day, every day.
Gone.
From manual labor
to automated
excellence.
Mid-Sized Cultivation Facility
Cure Puck early adopter since 2022 · 1,800 lbs/month · multiple strain portfolio
The Problem
Green Canopy’s manual curing process required 2–3 staff hours daily for burping and monitoring. At 1,800 lbs a month that is a recurring labor line that never gets smaller, and it buys no additional quality — it only keeps the containers from going wrong.
With multiple strains and overlapping harvests, consistency was challenging. Every burp was a judgement call, and judgement calls vary between operators and shifts. The team needed to reduce labor while improving quality and reliability, not trade one for the other.
The Solution
Cure Puck eliminated manual burping and provided automated monitoring across all batches. The system’s strain-specific protocols enabled optimal curing for different varieties, so a portfolio of strains no longer had to share one cure recipe.
Remote access through the app improved efficiency and reduced labor costs. The cure stopped depending on who was on shift and started depending on a protocol the whole team can follow.
The Results
- Eliminated 2–3 daily labor hours burping and monitoring no longer done by hand.
- Improved multi-strain consistency overlapping harvests held to their own protocols.
- Better terpene preservation conditions controlled rather than checked.
- Enhanced bag appeal and quality rated 10/10 by the team.
- Reduced staffing requirements labor freed for work that adds value.
- Optimized cure protocols per strain each variety cured to its own profile.
- 94% A-grade bud consistency across harvests repeatable, not batch-dependent.
- New hires follow the cure SOP without being “experts on day one.”
Before Cure Puck vs. After Cure Puck
| Metric | Before | With Cure Puck |
|---|---|---|
| Daily cure labor | 2–3 staff hours daily for burping and monitoring | Eliminated — burping automated |
| Monitoring | Manual checks across all active batches | Automated monitoring across all batches |
| Decision-making | Staff judgement call variability | Controlled consistency to a set protocol |
| Multi-strain handling | One approach across a multiple strain portfolio | Strain-specific protocols per variety |
| Overlapping harvests | Consistency challenging | Improved multi-strain consistency |
| Quality outcome | Variable terpene and bag appeal results | Better terpene preservation, 10/10 bag appeal, 94% A-grade |
| Access | On-site, container by container | Remote access through the app |
| Onboarding new staff | Required experienced operators | New hires follow the cure SOP |
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Glossary
- Cure Puck
- App-connected curing device from Twister Technologies that monitors humidity in real time inside a cure container and runs the burp schedule automatically.
- Burping
- Opening a cure container by hand to release moisture and exchange air. Done manually it is a recurring daily labor cost and a judgement call.
- Strain-specific protocol
- A cure recipe set per variety rather than one schedule applied to every batch, so each strain cures to its own optimal profile.
- Overlapping harvests
- Multiple batches at different cure stages at the same time. It multiplies the number of manual checks and the chance of inconsistency.
- A-grade flower
- Top-tier saleable bud. Green Canopy holds 94% A-grade consistency across harvests.
- Bag appeal
- The visual and aromatic quality of finished flower as a buyer sees it. Green Canopy rates its bag appeal 10 out of 10.
- Cure SOP
- The written standard operating procedure for curing. Automation makes it followable by a new hire instead of dependent on an experienced operator’s judgement.
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Cite this case study
APA
Evans, J. (2026, August 24). Green Canopy: from manual labor to automated excellence in multi-strain curing. Twister Technologies. https://curepuck.io/success-stories/green-canopy-automated-multi-strain-curing/
MLA
Evans, Jay. “Green Canopy: From Manual Labor to Automated Excellence in Multi-Strain Curing.” Twister Technologies, 24 Aug. 2026, curepuck.io/success-stories/green-canopy-automated-multi-strain-curing/.
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