Verified Case Study By Jay Evans, Post-Harvest Expert
Published Updated 4 min read
Twister Technologies
Case Study

No cure SOP.
No longer.

Set it and
forget it:
simplified curing.

Mississippi Medical Cultivator

Medical Cannabis Operation

(Mississippi, USA)

Mississippi medical cannabis operation. 9 Cure Pucks running a defined 10-day cure across 3–4 strains per harvest.

The Problem

This Mississippi medical cannabis operation lacked a formal curing process. Product moved quickly from drying to market, with no strict SOP for curing or burping.

Nothing was visibly broken. There were no major failures, and flower was reaching the market. But the team wanted improved consistency, better moisture retention and stronger overall quality across everything they sold — and without a defined cure, those things came down to timing and judgement rather than a repeatable standard.

The Solution

Cure Puck provided automated environmental monitoring and control that integrated smoothly into the existing harvest cycles. Nothing about the grow had to change to accommodate it.

The system offered real-time visibility through the app, which let the team establish a defined 10-day cure duration with consistent results across batches — and across the 3 to 4 strains running through any given harvest.

The Results

  • Improved bag appeal and stronger aroma retention flower presents better and holds its terpenes.
  • Better bud texture and feel the direct payoff of managed moisture retention.
  • Positive feedback from trimming crews the people handling every gram noticed the difference in product quality.
  • Early mold risk detection on certain strains a signal in time to adjust the process, not a post-mortem.
  • Reduced guesswork and simplified workflow a defined cure replaced judgement calls.
  • Plans to expand to 12+ Cure Pucks from the 9 currently in operation.
8/10Ease of use
9–10/10Would recommend
10Day cure, defined
12+Pucks planned

Before Cure Puck vs. After Cure Puck

MetricBeforeWith Cure Puck
Curing SOPNo formal curing processDefined 10-day cure duration
BurpingNo strict SOP for curing or burpingAutomated environmental monitoring and control
VisibilityNone during the cureReal-time visibility through the app
Path to marketProduct moved quickly from drying to marketA deliberate cure stage inside the existing harvest cycle
ConsistencyVariable batch to batchConsistent results across batches
Bag appeal & aromaRoom for improvementImproved bag appeal, stronger aroma retention
Bud textureMoisture retention not managedBetter bud texture and feel
Mold riskCaught late, if at allEarly detection on certain strains, with process adjustments
Units in operation9 Cure Pucks, expanding to 12+
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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 depends entirely on who is available and when.
Cure duration
How long flower is held in cure before it is released. This operation standardised on 10 days.
Bag appeal
How finished flower looks and presents to a buyer. It is shaped heavily by how the cure was managed.
Moisture retention
Holding the right water activity in finished flower. Too dry costs weight, texture and aroma; too wet risks mold.
Aroma retention
Preservation of terpenes through drying and curing. Aggressive or unmanaged cures strip it.
Curing SOP
A written, repeatable standard for how a cure is run. Without one, results vary batch to batch regardless of grow quality.

Frequently Asked Questions

What results did the Mississippi cultivator get with Cure Puck?
Improved bag appeal and stronger aroma retention, better bud texture and feel, positive feedback from trimming crews on product quality, early mold risk detection on certain strains, and reduced guesswork with a simplified workflow.
How many Cure Pucks does the operation run?
9 Cure Pucks are in operation, with plans to expand to 12 or more.
How long is the cure?
The team established a defined 10-day cure duration, which produces consistent results across batches.
What was the operation doing before Cure Puck?
There was no formal curing process. Product moved quickly from drying to market, with no strict SOP for curing or burping. There were no major failures, but the team wanted improved consistency, moisture retention and overall quality.
How large is the operation?
The facility runs 600 sq ft flower rooms producing 45 to 55 lbs per harvest across 3 to 4 strains.
Can Cure Puck help detect mold risk?
At this operation it did. Early mold risk detection on certain strains gave the team a signal in time to make process adjustments.
How easy is Cure Puck to use day to day?
The operations manager rated ease of use 8 out of 10 and described it as a true set it and forget it experience.
Would the operation recommend Cure Puck?
Yes. The operation gave a recommendation score of 9 to 10 out of 10, and said that if Cure Puck disappeared tomorrow, curing quality would suffer and satisfaction would decrease.

Cite this case study

APA

Evans, J. (2026, August 24). Set it and forget it: how a Mississippi medical cultivator simplified its curing process. Twister Technologies. https://curepuck.io/success-stories/mississippi-cultivator-simplified-curing/

MLA

Evans, Jay. “Set It and Forget It: How a Mississippi Medical Cultivator Simplified Its Curing Process.” Twister Technologies, 24 Aug. 2026, curepuck.io/success-stories/mississippi-cultivator-simplified-curing/.

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