I've run multiple searches on both the forum and search engines, but was unable to find any information. I have two humidors, one 100 count and the other a 300 count. However, I have about 60 different types of cigars, and both are filled. Because I only smoke around 3-5 cigars a week, some of my cigars are going to be in there a while. I just don't want the different types to "marry". Any suggestions?

nwb

Not to worry. Your cigars will not marry to the other cigars. Just keep Acids and Lars Tetans separate. X

They will only become best friends.
It takes a more finely developed palate than I have to notice what people refer to a marrying.
What X said.
BUD

I disagree ... somewhat ...

Keep like-bodied cigars next to each other ... and keep the Maduro seperated from the Natural with a cedar divider ...

... just my 2¢ ...

Slimboli
I guess I agree with your disagreement. In long term storage, I basically do that.
Bud

I have some Jewish cigars, I didn't want them to marry, so I put a sheet between them. Darned if they didn't cut a whole in the sheet!

Actually I prefer it when my cigars marry. Then they have those little baby cigars that are just right for those in between times!!