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I will tomorrow! Will the Boveda packs help, then, in your opinion?Jar everything and hope its not at 48%. Below 55% humidity in the jar is too dry to cure.
Yes the boveda packs will help even if the bud dried out a little before.I will tomorrow! Will the Boveda packs help, then, in your opinion?
Imo, no, bovedas are designed to maintain humidity not recreate it. Curing the resin in trichomes for smooth smoke isn’t as simple as adding some doritos to the jar.I will tomorrow! Will the Boveda packs help, then, in your opinion?
Boveda will add and remove humidity.Imo, no, bovedas are designed to maintain humidity not recreate it. Curing the resin in trichomes for smooth smoke isn’t as simple as adding some doritos to the jar.
How are you checking humidity, do you have a gauge directly in the jar or are you opening them and testing?Currently jars are sitting at 52%, with Boveda packs added recently. I'm just hyper-paranoid about mold as losing the harvest would be my worst nightmare... I don't know even 62% just seems high XD. I don't mind a weed that slightly too dry instead. I definitely need to learn a lot more about this, though. I'm satisfied with the product so far :D
i have a gauge directly in the jar. they might not be hyper precise, but i've tested them against the humidity set on the dehumidifier in the room and the match was always pretty good. 57% now :D. I guess i'll remove the boveda if it gets too high.How are you checking humidity, do you have a gauge directly in the jar or are you opening them and testing?
thanks that's really nice to know. it's my first grow so I tend to stress over everything lol.I just opened up a QP Grove bag that had been sitting since late November! The mini hygrometer in it read 69%. The weed was fine! So don’t stress too badly over this stuff!!
I remember when I was younger, would buy a few QPs at a time and add fruit peals or slices to add and keep moisture. It's always a method I heard from the old heads in my area. I'm assuming it's a normal practice but never researched to see if it actually is and if there's any negative to doing so.I've used a small sprig of mint or basil to add a touch of moisture to the jar if it gets a little dryer that I like.
I like the smell of both mint and basil even though it doesn't carry a whole lot to the taste of the flower. But the smell of the herbs IS a terpene. And they are both full of oil just like the flower.I remember when I was younger, would buy a few QPs at a time and add fruit peals or slices to add and keep moisture. It's always a method I heard from the old heads in my area. I'm assuming it's a normal practice but never researched to see if it actually is and if there's any negative to doing so.
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