Dried for too long! Can humidipak fix it, or is it screwed?

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jerichojews

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• Mar 26, 2013

• #1

After drying for only 4 days, and sitting in curing jar for 2 more days, the rh is barely cracking 50%. Will tossing a humidipak in there restore the cure, or will it only make the jar humid?

 

SimonD

Well-Known Member

• Mar 26, 2013

• #2

jerichojews said:

After drying for only 4 days, and sitting in curing jar for 2 more days, the rh is barely cracking 50%. Will tossing a humidipak in there restore the cure, or will it only make the jar humid?

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I'd suggest keeping the jar sealed. If the product has some density, the odds are it will rehydrate a bit over time. A humidity pack won't do anything to help the cure. Good luck.

Simon

 

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monkeybones

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• Mar 26, 2013

• #3

I would personally leave it at that. your bud will be fine

 

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adower

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• Mar 27, 2013

• #4

You can always try to throw a fan leaf in there.

 

vapedup

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• Mar 28, 2013

• #5

Only dryed 4 days?? Ur air must b really dry. Next time, try a slow dry, at least 5 days. Leave lid on for 24hrs. Might help

 

rdo420

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• Mar 28, 2013

• #6

Put it in the fridge.

 

1itsme

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• Mar 29, 2013

• #7

a humidi pack will restore some moisture but i dont thnk it will restart the curing proces. also, while i like 62% for smoking, its a little too wet for storage long term. i have goten mold after @ 3 months using a 62% humidipack.