rollyouron
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Saw a guy at a Cannabis Expo last weekend. He said is GroveBags are better than Boveda pack. Can anyone confirm this?
GroveBags vs Mylar bag with a Boveda packet
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Budzbuddha
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He was high … both are counter to each other. .
Grove will keep “ jar ready “ buds at a stable / slowed moisture level.
Boveda is a “ push and pull “ moisture stabilizing pack…….. For long term storage.
It will add or pull moisture to level out in containers, it does not cure or allow you to cut corners in proper drying. BOTH require stored product to be dried properly before use.
If you consume your weed in say less than a month from being stored - boveda is a waste of money. Although i have seen large depo bags with a large boveda pack tossed in.
Groves are made to be used alone. However i find an RH of less than 62% ( like 58% ) is much better target.
Grove will keep “ jar ready “ buds at a stable / slowed moisture level.
Boveda is a “ push and pull “ moisture stabilizing pack…….. For long term storage.
It will add or pull moisture to level out in containers, it does not cure or allow you to cut corners in proper drying. BOTH require stored product to be dried properly before use.
If you consume your weed in say less than a month from being stored - boveda is a waste of money. Although i have seen large depo bags with a large boveda pack tossed in.
Groves are made to be used alone. However i find an RH of less than 62% ( like 58% ) is much better target.
Budzbuddha
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But many will store buds in pretty much any kind of containers - buckets / food grade bags / vacuum stored / Plastic Totes / Mylar - Foil Bags etc.