Boveda 69% pack? (Considering only due to availibility)

[bellcore]

http://www.cureand.com/ they have analog and digital models. I was researching this yesterday.

also

http://www.cureand.com/bulk-orders.html

 

[TubeAndJar]

I'm actually impressed by this product. Thanks for linking to it.

 

[raptershatter]

Bro but the pack humidity sounds like a great thing ur cure is sho to go well with out the guesswork

not ideal .. one no one here has told you is that the pack will pull the excess moisture out of the bud often quicker then a proper cure without it...Like dude above said, you want to try and start the cure at like 65-68 (some even go 70, but can't stay in that range for long or u do risk mold), and get down to 62 or 55 (whatever your preference) as slow as possible not unlike the dry. In fact if your dry goes a little too fast ..as long as u start your cure above 62%, you can make up for it a little with a good, slow cure.

 

[DeadHeadX]

not ideal .. one no one here has told you is that the pack will pull the excess moisture out of the bud often quicker then a proper cure without it...Like dude above said, you want to try and start the cure at like 65-68 (some even go 70, but can't stay in that range for long or u do risk mold), and get down to 62 or 55 (whatever your preference) as slow as possible not unlike the dry. In fact if your dry goes a little too fast ..as long as u start your cure above 62%, you can make up for it a little with a good, slow cure.

Old thread but…grove bags work great too.

 

[Psyphish]

Old thread but…grove bags work great too.

Too bad they're not really available in the EU. I'd have to import them and it would cost way too much.