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Yes they are talking about %,moisture left. You can get meters to test it almost anywhere they sell lumber. It can be more accurate that relative humidity in buds.
 
Tag,, I am following, but I was told the earth is flat and if you get to close to the edge you could fall off, so I am not ready to go that far out yet,,,:silly:
 
Oh, I wasn’t even thinking that. I have a wood moisture meter but it sends a charge thru the wood using two pins...does it just read air? I’ve never checked
 
Farmall you can use the type with the 2 pins or the pinless type that use electromagnetic waves.

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Ok this morning I took one of my recent harvests that stayed a steady 61% humidity for 3 days and separated it. Seven ounces went in the "bags" and 7 ounces went in jars. I got a sample ready to have it tested with our next run of tests. I'll post the results as soon as I have them. And then again in 3 months and 6 months. This is all from one plant so currently everything should be equal. We will see if these work as well as, better than, or worse than using jars and burping everyday for 2 weeks.
 
Hell yeah... never realized that. I do lots of wood working and have one of the ones with pins. Sometime the simple things pass right over my head.....duh! thanks Spidermite
 
Spidermite
You have the gadget, do you use it? Is it of value to a grower? (grower with a small G, not a plantation owner)
Just wondering, enquiring minds, yadda yadda
(its Christmas, Lurking is thinking he needs a new toy 😁)
 
Nice! The bags say they should be heat sealed for best results. I assume you are not sealing these for testing purposes?
 
I just like my jars.. and now Ball sells brown jars that keep out 99% of all light, so even in a mostly dark space, it's gonna stay SUPER dark inside.
Love them, don't see a need to use a bag that is disposable and not seemingly biodegradable.
 
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