I am about 10-15 days out on my harvest i am using the CUREVAULT commercial 8L curing vault it comes with two boveda 2-way 62.7% humiduty control packs. Should i use them or the 52 or not at all
@Covertgrower @Countryboyjvd1971 @bob31 @Dragon269
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You can use them for curing, but you donāt need them for drying @dowencarson
I use the 62% 2 way packs! Swear by them! I would never cure without them!
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A very big yay from me. I like them so much they control my humidor as well as my product . I also have a cannabis vault-CV and highly recommended.
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I also cure with the 62% packs. Just past my first harvest and coming into the second, Iāll order more if I have to. Theyāre pretty affordable. @dowencarson
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Bovedas 62%
Just in case anyone needs a link!
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Just bought 2 packs.
I already have 7 jars from last grow that need these and the second grow is coming up fast.
Reminder tp self - Buy more jars 
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Yea from me alsoā¦ I use the 62% packsā¦ I use them for storageā¦ They work great.
I never tried them for dryingā¦ I just hang my girls and after I cure them 4-8 weeks I put the packs into the jarā¦ hope this helps
Live-Grow-Learn
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They arenāt for drying, they are for curing and storing (which they rock at!!). One 8gr packet per quart jar seems to be the best ratio if you are curious.
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I got that Amazon deal for quart jars. Works great. But you really need to dry it out BEFORE you put in the packs or they would get overwhelmed with moisture. Just dry well and then jar. Then burp your jars for a couple of weeks. Thatās when you add the Bovedas.
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With everyone on these just absolutely awesome I am using them for curing now and even use them for storing my stash keeps it fresh
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Do you know how long these packs last? Do i need a new one every couple month, 6 months?
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Thanks my friend
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There is also a you tube video that shows how to regenerate them if needed though Iām not sure of the link, looking now
There are at least 5-10 more videos on how to do this. Not hard to do at all!
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@Covertgrower Sorry, Iām replying to a 2 year old message. You were curing with Boveda 62% packs at the time. Iām thinking about picking some up for my upcoming cure and am reading mixed reviews here in the search results.
Still using them? Yay or nay on the product with so much experience with them behind you? Thanks.
I am still using them. @MidwestGuy They really are a quality product.
I recommend 62% packs for vaping flower and 52% for smoking flower. (I donāt have any of those) I have a family member that smokes exclusively, and prefers it to be drier. He leaves it out to dry, I wince when I see it, but itās whatever.
All in all, quality product, regulates moisture just as itās meant to. Theyāre reusable after drying out, you just have to leave it in a jar with water for a couple of weeks until it sucks up all it can.
Still highly recommended. You can post any questions on my journal, no worries next time.
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Can you ārehumidifyā buds in jars. Mine got too dry about 47 to 50% rh. Iām in fla and rh today is 87% would it benefit of I spread a jar out on paper in this humidity would the buds pick it up without a concern for mold or mildew, they have been In jars since 3/27.
I donāt see why not. Even 45%, I bet thereās still some moisture in buds you can āuseā to cure. You have hygrometers in your jars? As long as youāre watching them when you jar them back up to make sure they didnāt spend too long in the saunaā¦F me, man, 87%?!? Gotta be in the 80s at least during the day, too. I donāt know how yāall do it. I thought Missouri was bad right on the river lol!
PFFT 29 days later thatās freakin hilariousā¦well, howād they turn out? 
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Still too dry, but have been able with laying it out on paper at almost 90% rh in the garage and adding 62% humidity packs getting it up to 55/58%rh.
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