Humidity won’t drop when curing

Choctaw

Choctaw

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Here is a screenshot of the last week. Trying to cure down to 62% but it keeps creeping back to 65 every time. Is this normal? They are in grove bag, but I have been burping down the correct range. You can see each day 30 min burp.
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Boatguy said:
Wow! that is an awesome graph.
I have never seen it that way, but it lines up with what i suspected was going on.
58% is what i look for long term
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Its a govee digital bluetooth thermometer/humidity/VPD/Dew point gauge.

I just thought it would be dropping in humidity each burp, but still rises back t0 65.
 
bk78 said:
Not sure where this 65% - 62% shit came from
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From synthetic growers. Water replaces oil on the hydroponic dankometer. It's even like that with legal concentrate crowd. Paying for half a gram of shit wax with a half gram of water. Diarrhea dabs.

I've coined a new tek called fattoponics. We breed specific microbes and individually feed them specific inputs to create the exact lipid chelates we want for each mineral, and feed them in a specific order. Our buds are so greasy and rancid in a good way you could rub em on your dick and do some butt sex. The volcano bags can only be used once because they glue themselves together with resin.
 
The likely answer would be that you put them into sealed bags too soon, and that the 30 minute burping isn' really enough to lower the internal humidity of the buds.

How long did they dry for before you put them in bags? Were they nicely smokeable before you put them in sealed bags, if not then they were too wet still.
 
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