Nice and cheap. I just bought 6http://cgi.ebay.com/Exo-Terra-Analog-HYGROMETER-Reptile-Humidity-Gauge-/310307643100?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item483fc6dedc
The jar I am currently smoking out of is at about 60% RH I've taken 2 months to get it to that level. If I needed to store a jar that was that high, I'd burp it for two hours every other day until it was > 55% but < 60%
Nice and cheap. I just bought 6
Nice, i ask for the link and you buy them ALL!!!! Guess i am gonna have to wait......Nice and cheap. I just bought 6
Nice, i ask for the link and you buy them ALL!!!! Guess i am gonna have to wait......
Thanks for the info dude. Very helpful and will save so many headaches in the future.Wow.. I thought I was curing my buds correctly till I bought a hygrometer. I was way off trying to cure wet buds or too dry ones, it was worse then I thought.
I read this article:
http://www.growkind.com/forum/showthread.php?t=39705
I tried this method on my last harvest few weeks ago of Critical+ and omg.. what a difference and process then I thought was so simple. It was simple cause it wasn't working effectively or at all.
Just wondering how many of you use these to cure your buds?!
Serapis, what is the RH in your ambient environment?I never dry for more than three days.
Much appreciated. I worked on the method and tested it for almost 8 years before posting it on IC. It's amazing how many folks have come along claiming to have done something astonishingly similar since then, so I am grateful for the credit. Thank you.I have five.
The thread you posted pretty much rips this one off, but it doesn't detail humidity ranges:
http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=156237
Much appreciated. I worked on the method and tested it for almost 8 years before posting it on IC. It's amazing how many folks have come along claiming to have done something astonishingly similar since then, so I am grateful for the credit. Thank you.
To answer the question, I have about a dozen Calibers, a half-dozen of the small ebay digital jobs, and a couple of Hydroset IIs.
Simon