[Iben_Pharmin]

Originally Posted by Ghostdawg

62% for jars 50% for smoking....

I'd have to agree with this post. I used Boveda 62's this yr in cure and to me they worked good, better for the ones whom dried quick in hang. It gave them a fighting chance to retain something.

But for smell it seems as if I gwt more once I pull out into a smaller jar for a day or so. If I'm heading out I let the buds get some air before jarring up and hitting the road. Burns, smells, & tasted better below the 62%mark.

[DunHav`nFun]

Well guys....I was blessed with being born by the grace of the good lord in the dirty south , and the first crops we grew outside well over 30 yrs ago hung in tobacco barns from the 1700`s , and with constant relative humidity in the 80-90 percentile 24/7/365 , a long slow dry and cure with constant air movement over a week to 10 days was perfect for a clean snapping stem , bucking , and straight into 1 gal glass jugs for the duration until leaving for market.....now....

I guess what I`m trying to get across is folks rely too much on the widgets and gadgets these days looking for that "perfect" end product when it`all subjective at best with each person`s individual preference.....

62% RH as a holding/storage tool was created by cigar afficianados and their walk-in-humidor environmental rules based on scientific research from the tobacco industry , not marijuana but yes 62% is the perfect "holding" RH percentage for glass jar storage , but to smoke the shit and grab all the flavors and smells each cultivar has to offer , IME the shit needs to be drier and since there`s really no way to measure how much water vapor my nugs evaporate "out" of the jar , I`d say the drier but still chewy ooey gooey`s the best texture to burn....50-ish and lower ?.....who knows...but yeah Scrappy....

69% dope`s wet in my book too.....I bought some of the 62% bovedas some yrs back when they got popular , but I`d done this shit so long I never even tried em and went on about my business...anyways....think they`re out in the barn....

Happy holidays guys and.....

Peace....DHF..........

[Mikell]

Always a pleasure to read your insight DHF, have a great new year

[Iben_Pharmin]

Originally Posted by DunHav`nFun

Well guys....I was blessed with being born by the grace of the good lord in the dirty south , and the first crops we grew outside well over 30 yrs ago hung in tobacco barns from the 1700`s , and with constant relative humidity in the 80-90 percentile 24/7/365 , a long slow dry and cure with constant air movement over a week to 10 days was perfect for a clean snapping stem , bucking , and straight into 1 gal glass jugs for the duration until leaving for market.....now....

I guess what I`m trying to get across is folks rely too much on the widgets and gadgets these days looking for that "perfect" end product when it`all subjective at best with each person`s individual preference.....

62% RH as a holding/storage tool was created by cigar afficianados and their walk-in-humidor environmental rules based on scientific research from the tobacco industry , not marijuana but yes 62% is the perfect "holding" RH percentage for glass jar storage , but to smoke the shit and grab all the flavors and smells each cultivar has to offer , IME the shit needs to be drier and since there`s really no way to measure how much water vapor my nugs evaporate "out" of the jar , I`d say the drier but still chewy ooey gooey`s the best texture to burn....50-ish and lower ?.....who knows...but yeah Scrappy....

69% dope`s wet in my book too.....I bought some of the 62% bovedas some yrs back when they got popular , but I`d done this shit so long I never even tried em and went on about my business...anyways....think they`re out in the barn....

Happy holidays guys and.....

Peace....DHF..........

Normally I use wet stems/leaves from the strain harvested if possible to moisten up if they dry out quick. But this year I didn't have the chance with the heat drying everything so quick. I had no plants in veg to pluck leaves from so had to go with bovedas. Prior to that stems and leaves usually work for me to keep things moist.

[Jhhnn]

People who like their bud dryer than 62% RH can store it with these-

https://www.bovedainc.com/store/music...3-pack-refill/

[McKush]

Im using 62s snd i agree with jellyfish that the dubbage feels dryer than i expected. The monitors dont lie though they are 62. I put 2 large packs into sealed 5 gal buckets and then store in a cool place for a few months then into jars or hash.