Boveda 62% pack opinions - can you use it to properly cure?

Thanks guys! And yes totally understand that makes perfect sense actually 😂 I’ll just get some mini humidity meters then, thanks for all the details!

Bovedas are used to maintain a desired humidity level once you’ve reached a baseline cure. Been using them for years and swear by them. But they don’t accelerate a cure, they support whatever you’re regiment already is. If you are curing and notice a drop in rH you can add a pack to bring up the humidity for example. Keep in mind adding a 67g boveda to a small jar of nugs is bad...it’s overkill, whereas an 8g boveda in 1lb of flower will do nothing for you, it’s not enough. Choose your size according to the jar or container or vault you cure in. Depending on the strain I go with 62% or 58%. Some strains do better with a higher or lower level. If I were to chose one it would be the 62s. I run 2 month cures before I even think of consuming the flower. Using Bovedas increases the overall quality for long term storage but I don’t add them until week 3-5 of cure.

I've start to use them with my last curing. They do work well but I found that it changes the smell and I didn't like that much, I would suggest you a classic curing for the first month or so and B62 for long term curing. I used B58 but I don't think that made a difference. But I also had the tool to monitor the RH inside the jars and, if in doubt of high RH, I would have use them right away. Happy grow!