Techniques for adding moisture back to herbs

[Timps27]

Anecdotal, I know. Shrug.

Even more than that, it’s “so this one time I did a thing one time and then drew lifelong conclusions from it”

Again, I’ve put literal pounds through Boveda storage. In anecdotal terms that makes my observations literal hundreds of times more reliable than the one time you put a quarter into a jar overnight.

 

[Zipford]

I use Boveda packs and that seems to work well. Boveda packs can also be re-humidifed: I make a small aluminum foil "boat" and have the dry packs sit in the boat inside a tupperware with water. Also works great.

In terms of fruit peel, I would avoid this unless you are going to be checking your container frequently. I did that years back and everything was moldy when I re-opened the container. Not sure why anyone would do this when better options are available.

 

[Kirudub]

"Even more than that, it’s “so this one time I did a thing one time and then drew lifelong conclusions from it”

Again, I’ve put literal pounds through Boveda storage. In anecdotal terms that makes my observations literal hundreds of times more reliable than the one time you put a quarter into a jar overnight."

Not sure why you're getting cranky; sure, you use/store more ganja than I do, congrats. I'm not demanding everyone on earth use a specific brand of humidity pack, so there's really no need for being snarky about it.

 

[Photonic]

Even more than that, it’s “so this one time I did a thing one time and then drew lifelong conclusions from it”

Again, I’ve put literal pounds through Boveda storage. In anecdotal terms that makes my observations literal hundreds of times more reliable than the one time you put a quarter into a jar overnight.

How does Boveda compare with Boost in your experience?

 

[Cherubi]

"Even more than that, it’s “so this one time I did a thing one time and then drew lifelong conclusions from it”

Again, I’ve put literal pounds through Boveda storage. In anecdotal terms that makes my observations literal hundreds of times more reliable than the one time you put a quarter into a jar overnight."

Not sure why you're getting cranky; sure, you use/store more ganja than I do, congrats. I'm not demanding everyone on earth use a specific brand of humidity pack, so there's really no need for being snarky about it.

Get your dicks out boys, it's measuring time!

Everyone's allowed to store their weed in whatever way they find most fabulously suited to their personal needs.

And let's not forget... Mine is bigger than yours!!!

 

[budski]

In terms of fruit peel, I would avoid this unless you are going to be checking your container frequently. I did that years back and everything was moldy when I re-opened the container. Not sure why anyone would do this when better options are available.

fruit peel is for quick REhydration not for long term storage!!!! it will cause mold, thus my "OVERNIGHT" statement when mentioning it.
and yes you better keep an eye on it the 1st few hours, this is a sprint not a marathon!!

I brought my own ruler and no you can't use it!

 

[RustyOldNail]

How does Boveda compare with Boost in your experience?

You’ll find more information here:

The CORRECT way to store your bud?

dividers/separators in a C-Vault? I have been wondering the same (having more than 1 strain is a nice problem to have) and was thinking of using mason jars without the lids on...my large CVault is 21ltr (5.5gallons).

fuckcombustion.com

 

[Ramahs]

At least do it the right way:

/Snark

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I have had good experiences with my Bovidas and oxygen eaters. But I haven't stored for more than a little over a year, and in small sizes.