No, I stopped using them after a few bad experiences with them, I used to use the 62. last two times I used the buds all near them packets ended up getting mold. that was adding to already cured herb, I was "trying" keep in storage for along time, that didn't work out well for me. I have better luck using just a gauge and handle it myself. It was only buds closest to them packets and only in jars that had them packets so for sure they were the cause. Now once my stuff is dried & cured and goes to storage, I simply don't worry about it, since they all sealed well, no chance of humidity changing on me. no loosing anymore to mold, coz that really sucks. I wasn't very happy about that for sure.
Yeah, I also find them bit on damp side @62% and for me it's just not worth the risk, when I can cure without causing mold just using a gauge. and herb not as damp for sure. Trust me I had no idea it can happen either, I was very disturbed by it. Mine were bodeva ones, but i reckon they the same. when I come back from Vacation a few months ago I noticed that problem at once.Wow, glad I asked. I had no idea something like that could happen. I reckon that a 62 packet (when right next to the herb) is pumping out too much moisture. I've been switching from the Boveda 62 to the Boost 55, 'cause my wife was complaining that the buds were too moist & sticky to easily roll. But even a 55 packet might cause the mold for a bud that's right next to it. Based on your experience, I'm going to reconsider how and when I place these packets (like, maybe I'll tape them to the roof of the lid rather than along side the buds.) Thanks for the feedback.
Understood. But, with all those quart-size jars, how many gauges do you need?
