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frankj1
Herf-A-Holic

10 years ago

#21

Frank... KY is so 90's

Think water or silicone based these days.

victor809 wrote:

I broke my google.

Propadope61
Herf-A-Holic

10 years ago

#22

Well that's new to me!

What's the point of dry boxing a liquid vape solution that's most likely PG based?

Quit dry boxing the herbs dude, it's impairing your judgement. Now where did that brownie go…

cacman wrote:

Not all vaping is liquid.
Look up Arizer Solo
Where is that brownie?

cacman
Herf-A-Holic

10 years ago

#23

Not all vaping is liquid.
Look up Arizer Solo
Where is that brownie?

Propadope61 wrote:

Fancy electronic pipe, that's also expensive. Phffft. Not a big believer in that style of "vape".
Flower should be kept at a slightly higher rH than cigars. Too dry and it looses it's taste & effectiveness.
Don't believe dry-boxing concentrates like wax, shatter, etc. is recommended either.

Brownie was good after a couple drops of tincture.
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Edited by user 10 years ago | Reason: Not specified

t33bone
Herf-A-Holic

10 years ago

#24

Well, I got a few serious answers and [sarcasm]
I've found that most of my smokes don't like 70 RH. I'm keeping everything at 65 RH now.

Bryan T wrote:

And rid of them Gurkhas. LOL

madbricky
Connoisseur

10 years ago

#25

Keep spinning those gars around in the trays too. With many pounds of crystal kitty litter in my chest humi 63-65 is about optimal for most gars to burn and taste mighty good. Cubans I burn at 58-62 stored in a travel humi with bovedas rated 62 when I have some.