Humidity Packs

[noobvaperct]

Are they necessary for people that recreational only vape and are not a cultivator? I can see applications for people in that business but I was just curious if they did more harm or had any sort of benefit to keep inside your bud jar. For what it’s worth I probably buy 3 oz at a time and that has lasted me I feel close to 2 years. A very long time but my consumption has also greatly increased

Not really supposed to be a Boveda vs Integra Boost thread but if you like humidity packs tell me about it and which you use.

 

[RustyOldNail]

I and others have expressed ourselves already, so I won’t repeat it, but you should be able to get the info you want here:

The CORRECT way to store your bud?

I find the best way to keep herb is using a boost pack (don't like boveda you will never convince me they don't steal terps) and a raw hydrostone (A simple terracotta disc) soked 10 seconds from dry. Josh from RAW talked about this method, so I can't take the credit. It... does something to the...

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[seriousTone]

Oh hell yeah, when I was buying a bunch at a time I'd use boveda packs and, like you, it'd last me a year or more and the bud stayed super fresh and moist.

I prefer it that way, some people prefer it drier.

I wonder if getting already dry bud from a dispensary and then remoistening with the boveda packs has already had detrimental effects on the bud or not but I try not to worry about such things.

Honestly I don't see how not using humidity packs could ever be "better" than using them.

 

[LesPlenty]

I wonder if getting already dry bud from a dispensary and then remoistening with the boveda packs has already had detrimental effects on the bud

I rehydrate my pharmacy-bought buds to save them from turning to dust as I grind, some stuff is very crispy.

 

[simba]

Terp stealers