Harvest & Curing Integra Boost packets massive test thread

[witchyhour]

My Boveda gets job done in 12 hours. And keep it stable for months.

I've had mold develop on buds touching a Boveda pack, maybe it was a defective pack. And I used them for about 10 months before getting these to test.

In my opinion, these are more stable and keep the humidity lower, which I prefer. [emoji121] [emoji16] [emoji106] [emoji108]

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[fi540]

Update after a few days. The lower 50-53 stuff I can't test with anymore, but I had some 55 RH white widow, that's still 55, I might see 56. Not really any improvement yet. However, these packs remove moisture pretty good so far. Took some 73% stuff down to 66 and lowering.

 

[witchyhour]

My ground herb is looking good, it was at 49 rh when I added the packs, and it's up to 55...

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[witchyhour]

These are the ones I jarred last week...

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[fi540]

Mine are down to 65 and up to 57, they work, just slow... for me... and I don't know how anyone else is getting any different results unless they're bullshitting because I use the same brand Integra packs lol. I have two 67g packs per half gallon jar, and they aren't full up with bud.

No these won't wet bud overnight nor will they dry. It takes a few weeks if your bud is way off.

But that's good.

Edit: 59%, jostled the buds around. So slightly better still.

I'd purchase them again, for sure. I just think they should recommend a slightly higher amount of product. I'm using quite a bit and it's still taking it's time.

 

[witchyhour]

Mine are down to 65 and up to 57, they work, just slow... for me... and I don't know how anyone else is getting any different results unless they're bullshitting because I use the same brand Integra packs lol. I have two 67g packs per half gallon jar, and they aren't full up with bud.

No these won't wet bud overnight nor will they dry. It takes a few weeks if your bud is way off.

But that's good.

Edit: 59%, jostled the buds around. So slightly better still.

I'd purchase them again, for sure. I just think they should recommend a slightly higher amount of product. I'm using quite a bit and it's still taking it's time.

I feel like any packs are more to maintain the ideal range for freshness, rather than bring it to that range.

My biggest fear is always too much humidity, and I don't mind keeping my plants in paper bags or in a card box until it's dry enough. [emoji6]

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[Ripper]

@budelee @GoAuto6 @BigSm0 @witchyhour @Renaissance Redneck

Any updates...

 

[Micron Creek]

These are the ones I jarred last week...

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Seeing the flowers reminds me, well done on your Choco Candy, what a yield. Inspiring.

 

[witchyhour]

@budelee @GoAuto6 @BigSm0 @witchyhour @Renaissance Redneck

Any updates...

I'll make a video update tomorrow. I'm very happy with how the ground stuff is holding up. The rh is staying at 55, but the herb feels and tastes as fresh as the day I ground it. [emoji121] [emoji6] [emoji106] [emoji108]

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[witchyhour]

Seeing the flowers reminds me, well done on your Choco Candy, what a yield. Inspiring.

Thank you! She was a monster, and the one that was stunted as a seedling and froze for 3 weeks wasn't too far behind.

I also have a clone I took from her and it's growing like crazy, as well as another clone I gave away. My friends and I were blown away! [emoji106] [emoji2] [emoji108] [emoji7] [emoji76] [emoji178]

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