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62% humidy packs

uncledoug

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I'm going to buy some of these to keep on hand for curing, what size fits well in quart mason jars? Is1 enough for each jar, maybe I should just say I don't have a clue and could use some help on what size and how many I should get and anything else you think I need to know.
 
Size really only affects usable life span. The larger the size, the longer it will last if you assume the same volume to be treated and the same ambient conditions.
 
The 8 gram 62% are the usual choice for quart mason jars. Check your local grower supply for a better price than Amazon is offering. I picked some up locally for 79 cents a piece. Amazon price way over that.
 
If shopping on Amazon, take a look at the Integra Boost humidity packs. They perform just as well, if not better, than the Boveda brand and are less expensive.

I have both the Boveda and Integra Boost humidity packs and I prefer the Integra product a bit more.
 
I checked out the Integra Boost on Amazon. However I got the Bovedas locally for less. The locals are getting more competitive cuz they have to.
 
One 8g Boveda pack, tucked in the quart jar lid does a great job and will last for the duration.

TIP: while 62% is perfect for cannabis storage long term, some find the product too wet for a good burn-
So, I use 58% for that portion set aside for immediate consumption or throw it in a baggie for a day if rushed.
 
Yes you can, but if you are trying to cure with them inside the jars. You might not want one to fade out on you during that process. I have kept 8 grams alive for over 5 years now.
 
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