Bovida humidity control packs

I see a 49% rh control pack from bovida. I am having trouble keeping the rh below 53 . Wondering if these work ? Thanks in advance.

I try to keep mine at 60%. 49 is mighty dry

Boatguy said:

I try to keep mine at 60%. 49 is mighty dry

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Ow OK . First grow and learning . Temp though is between 75 and up to 80 . Is this to high ?

I use the 62s but I'm thinking of going for something like 54s. I find that I'm having to let the weed sit out for around 12 hours before use otherwise it just jams up the grinder. They definitely eliminate the need for burping the jars though so hassle free and no concerns of mouldy bud.

Are you curing in jars, or about your tent humidity?

Boveda's are for storage of your dried product. 53% humidity and 80 arent bad growing conditions

You think you are going to remove humidity from a grow room with a Boveda pack?

JoeBlow5823 said:

You think you are going to remove humidity from a grow room with a Boveda pack?

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No no I have a very small area to hang and dry before I goto jarring it. I only have 1 plant.

JoeBlow5823 said:

You think you are going to remove humidity from a grow room with a Boveda pack?

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Whelp...There go my plans to tape Boveda packs, to the walls in every room of my house, to fight the summertime humidity!

Bbc5272 said:

No no I have a very small area to hang and dry before I goto jarring it. I only have 1 plant.

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up to 55% is fine for drying.

Bbc5272 said:

No no I have a very small area to hang and dry before I goto jarring it. I only have 1 plant.

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A Boveda pack would only help if that area is sealed and you really should have some airflow when you are drying.

TreeFarmerCharlie said:

Whelp...There go my plans to tape Boveda packs, to the walls in every room of my house, to fight the summertime humidity!

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It didnt sound like he was having problems with curing so I wasnt understanding what his issue is. Usually I have trouble keeping humidity high enough during drying.

TreeFarmerCharlie said:

A Boveda pack would only help if that area is sealed and you really should have some airflow when you are drying.

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Sounds like u see why I was confused now. No one curing is looking to get below 53% lol.

JoeBlow5823 said:

It didnt sound like he was having problems with curing so I wasnt understanding what his issue is. Usually I have trouble keeping humidity high enough during drying.



Sounds like u see why I was confused now. No one curing is looking to get below 53% lol.

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Yeah, I usually need a humidifier in there when I dry anytime other than the summer.

TreeFarmerCharlie said:

Yeah, I usually need a humidifier in there when I dry anytime other than the summer.

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Interesting the difference in growing depending on your area. I also use a humidifier for drying, but only during the summer lol!

Powertech said:

Interesting the difference in growing depending on your area. I also use a humidifier for drying, but only during the summer lol!

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Cold climates= dry. Pretty simple.

JoeBlow5823 said:

Cold climates= dry. Pretty simple.

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Same with desert climates in the summer.

TreeFarmerCharlie said:

Same with desert climates

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Yeah but air conditioners typically dont remove as much water as furnaces. And my god the electricity cost to run a big light when its 110 degrees outside......