You will want to hang them until the stem is crispy dry and then you can store the leaf in a vapor proof poly nylon bag like a vaccuum/freezer type bag. During storage there will need to be a little moisture for aging to continue, but not enough for mold. If it gets dry, aging stops, but a spritz of water and aging will continue. We refer to the moisture content as "case". Low case, high case, out of case in dry, etc.
Curing Tobacco When you begin with leaf from the field (primed or stalk-cut), and then allow it to convert from a living leaf to a dead leaf (of yellow or brown), you have cured the leaf. Often in this forum, we refer to this as "color-curing". There are a number of methods for color-curing...
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