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Re: Boveda Humidipacks? [Re: Data]
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When I grew mushrooms thats how I tested my hygrometer. Wet table salt will hold the humidity in a sealed container at 75%. Its good to see that their are other salts out there that can do other rH's, but I wonder how safe they are to come in contact with the bud. Sodium Bromide for example looks like the best candidate but is it something you want to have around your plant?

Also for a specific rH you would probably need to mix a few of the salts--which is probably what Boveda is doing. 

Its not just for the cure its also to prevent over drying toward the end. Read this for further instruction. Its the combination of using the bags and the Boveda to ease the last bit of moisture out that works so well. Without the Boveda its difficult to get that last bit of moisture out without over drying.


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Re: Boveda Humidipacks? [Re: phychotron]
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phychotron said:
In my quest for the perfect cure I came across these, they make stuff for cigars, but they also developed a 62% pack specifically for bud. They work both ways, up and down.

I spent ~$12 on a 12 pack of the medium 8g pouches for the ounces I'm curing and they seem to be doing a pretty good job so far. I use I-chem 950mL wide mouth chemical storage bottles that work pretty good to seal, but it also needs that perfect moisture level going in. The one's I've been using so far seem to be doing some good, as the buds are nice and at that perfect moisture. Bud usually starts to dry out by the time I get to the end of the ounce but they're staying pretty nice this time. 

I initially wanted to make a drying chamber and control the humidity, but these seem like they're going to work better since they go up and down and they can be used in a sealed container. I was planning on getting some 60g packages and use those in the final drying stage, bag them up when the buds are sticky-moist and get a good method down. I still think I'll need a chamber for the initial drying to ensure that it does not happen too fast in the first phase but it won't need to be as elaborate if these can help keep the perfect humidity.

I was wondering if anyone else had any experience with these?



I just started using these. I had over-dried some AK. I added one of the 62% 60g pouches. I will never store bud without these again. These things brought the AK back to a very nice state. They are fucking fantastic.

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Re: Boveda Humidipacks? [Re: luvdemshrooms]
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Awesome. Its amazing how much work they actually put in.  I dont think I could ever go back to not using them also, they keep the bud so much nicer even in the jar that I smoke out of that usually dries out by the time I get to the bottom.


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Re: Boveda Humidipacks? [Re: phychotron]
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took me a while to find the 62% packs here in CO springs. i went to every retailer listed on their website, called a few, and finally found a dispensary that carried the 62s. the headshops and tobacco stores all had 70%+

youd think they'd get it right here in colorado...

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Re: Boveda Humidipacks? [Re: CrushNazT]
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Ive only ever ordered from the internet. Not even sure where to begin looking. They're going to get more popular as time goes by I'm sure.


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Re: Boveda Humidipacks? [Re: phychotron]
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I wonder if that means that they will become more expensive or if there will be a lot of similar products from other companies cropping up to compete?

I'm definitely investing in some, seems like a no brainer for long term storage.

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Re: Boveda Humidipacks? [Re: Inocuole]
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Its best for drying and bringing them to that perfect moisture level so that they are able to cure. See the link in the sig.


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Re: Boveda Humidipacks? [Re: Inocuole]
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If they start to become popular, I'm sure other people will start carrying them.


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Re: Boveda Humidipacks? [Re: Hawksresurrection]
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I've found the 62% packs at multiple headshops here in Boulder :shrug:


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Re: Boveda Humidipacks? [Re: Harry_Ba11sach]
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I'll totally pay right out of pocket for some whether it be online or otherwise but what I'm slightly more interested in is someone reverse engineering them so we can make them ourselves for pennies on the dollar.  I'm sure they take a bit of dialing in though.

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Re: Boveda Humidipacks? [Re: CrushNazT]
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CrushNazT said:
took me a while to find the 62% packs here in CO springs. i went to every retailer listed on their website, called a few, and finally found a dispensary that carried the 62s. the headshops and tobacco stores all had 70%+

youd think they'd get it right here in colorado...



You don't even need to leave your home.

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Re: Boveda Humidipacks? [Re: phychotron]
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I also started using them to bring crumbly buds back to perfection after reading this thread, so thanks, phycotron.
I picked mine up from the Smoker Friendly but they only had 72% so I threw them in 2 jars with about an oz. each, along with a hygrometer for about 12-16 hours and took em out. The buds (in mason jars) went from 65% to 62% in a couple weeks of opening them daily, multiple times. Someday I'll order 62's but this is working for my purpose.
I also keep one with my tobacco products, now I can keep a bag of rolling tobacco nice and fresh forever. I should give them an amazon review.


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Re: Boveda Humidipacks? [Re: NameInUse]
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I'm glad people like these things. The clubs keep giving them to me for free when I take bud to them. Now instead of throwing them out (I hate these things) I'll give them out for free with my seed orders. (I had no idea these were popular).


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Re: Boveda Humidipacks? [Re: luvdemshrooms]
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luvdemshrooms said:
CrushNazT said:
took me a while to find the 62% packs here in CO springs. i went to every retailer listed on their website, called a few, and finally found a dispensary that carried the 62s. the headshops and tobacco stores all had 70%+

youd think they'd get it right here in colorado...



You don't even need to leave your home.



or i could cut out the middle man (men?) and buy straight from boveda. or drive to manitou springs and go a dispensary there if i need them ASAP.

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Re: Boveda Humidipacks? [Re: CrushNazT]
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These aren't necessary with properly cured buds, but if you need them you can purchase this same product as Heartfelt Humidity Beads 60%RH and 65%RH.


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Re: Boveda Humidipacks? [Re: phychotron]
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Wow.  These could have really helped me.  I always had cure issues.  Not horrible, but it was a constant fuss.


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Re: Boveda Humidipacks? [Re: Psuper]
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Boveda is saying those don't work.


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Re: Boveda Humidipacks? [Re: phychotron]
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So why is 62% the preferred one for cannabis if cigars are better at 69%?


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Re: Boveda Humidipacks? [Re: Harry_Ba11sach]
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69% is too moist for bud to cure. It will mold if it has too much moisture, not cure if it has too little. Plus tobacco has a lot of chemicals and whatnot.

If you watch the original video they designed it specifically for bud.

http://www.bovedainc.com/store/herbal/

They added another video "boveda for medical cannabis storage and curing"


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Re: Boveda Humidipacks? [Re: CrushNazT]
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CrushNazT said:
luvdemshrooms said:
CrushNazT said:
took me a while to find the 62% packs here in CO springs. i went to every retailer listed on their website, called a few, and finally found a dispensary that carried the 62s. the headshops and tobacco stores all had 70%+

youd think they'd get it right here in colorado...



You don't even need to leave your home.



or i could cut out the middle man (men?) and buy straight from boveda. or drive to manitou springs and go a dispensary there if i need them ASAP.



1. They are $43 (shipping unknown)at the company store, $38.50 (inc shipping) at Amazon.

2. "Finally found" isn't as convenient as "click". Plus there's the cost of your gas and your time.

3. Not all states have dispensaries.

I'll go with Amazon.

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