Harvest & Curing Integra Boost packets massive test thread

[witchyhour]

Update in Portuguese! [emoji121] [emoji16]



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[witchyhour]

Hey, guys! [emoji112] [emoji2]

@XxxAuto was asking on my thread if this is available in Europe. Does anyone know? Is someone from the company monitoring the test posts here?

Also, just to be proactive, is it available to ship to Brazil? I just made a video in Portuguese and may have people asking on YouTube where they can get it.

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[Smorf]

Im curious to see if you find these to be better than boveda 62s

 

[witchyhour]

Im curious to see if you find these to be better than boveda 62s

I don't feel we want to steer the testing in that direction, but it's hard to avoid the comparison. From someone who's used a "different brand" for about a year, my first 20 hours or so using these packets have impressed me so far.

These packs were added to all my jars big enough to have one, replacing packs from that different brand, and the few jars with humidity too high have lowered to 1% above the ideal range. These are jars that had too high humidity even though they had packs in them for a month or longer.

In my opinion, the point these packs should cover in order to be great is the humidity getting too high. And that was not 100% satisfactory for me in the past. I've never had a problem with the humidity getting too low, the real challenge here is for the packs to maintain the buds moist and juicy, while ensuring that they're not so moist that they get mold and mildew.

I was very impressed by some jars going from 69 to 66% in about 13 hours.

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[Ripper]

I don't feel we want to steer the testing in that direction, but it's hard to avoid the comparison. From someone who's used a "different brand" for about a year, my first 20 hours or so using these packets have impressed me so far.

These packs were added to all my jars big enough to have one, replacing packs from that different brand, and the few jars with humidity too high have lowered to 1% above the ideal range. These are jars that had too high humidity even though they had packs in them for a month or longer.

In my opinion, the point these packs should cover in order to be great is the humidity getting too high. And that was not 100% satisfactory for me in the past. I've never had a problem with the humidity getting too low, the real challenge here is for the packs to maintain the buds moist and juicy, while ensuring that they're not so moist that they get mold and mildew.

I was very impressed by some jars going from 69 to 66% in about 13 hours.

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I will do my update as well but I too noticed that these boost packs lower it pretty quick

 

[Eyes on Fire]

well thats pretty cool. LOL

 

[witchyhour]

A few variations, but I'm happy it's leaning towards lower humidity than high. [emoji106] [emoji6] [emoji108]



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[witchyhour]

Today's update, adding a pack to a jar from my recent harvest that was kept in paper bags for 3 days and added to jars with hygrometers in them last night.

I'm curious to see what the numbers are like tomorrow.



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[Ripper]

@BigSm0 @Rebel @GoAuto6 @stepside here is the thread for the test.

 

[witchyhour]

@BigSm0 @Rebel @GoAuto6 @stepside here is the thread for the test.

LOL

For a second, I thought you were posting a link to where I should've been posting instead of here! [emoji121] [emoji13] [emoji16] [emoji28] [emoji23]

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