-wrapper drier than binder drier than filler -- this can be caused by a number of things, not least of which is differences between your humi RH and ambient smoking RH

dstieger wrote:

Not to be a snippy bityotch but in the case of tunneling isn't this backwards?

cameroon wrote:

yes , i have dry boxing the last few and it helped some, i light cigars 10 times a week so i think i am lighting them correctly and not smoking them to fast,after they start tunneling i cut about the first third off and has burned better, i think the outer wrapper is to wet. im going to dry box the rest for a few weeks.

Dean0821 wrote:

Run your humi down at 59-61 consistantly. They won't tunnel, you won't have to dry box, no bugs, no mold and they will smoke much much better.

knokmdwn wrote:

^^^^^What Ray said.I try to never let mine get over 63 and try to keep at 58-62.In West Texas over humidification is a rare problem.

Whistlebritches wrote: