Trala’s Tent

Mr. Krip said:
LOL...That's 420% up to you but it only takes one jar of moldy buds to regret not spending the $12 - for FOUR of them! Besides, you're in nursing so I'm sure you can tell the difference between 62% RH and 65% RH in the jars just by looking, right? :rofl:

Of course, I'm only playing a little bit and there are growers who don't use them. Ask any if they've every opened a jar of moldy buds, though? ;)
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I had about 3 of my outdoor ounces go mouldy :(

I tell you what I’m in the mood to spend! Hit me with a link and I’ll buy em right this minute!

Didn't your granny ever tell you that sarcasm is the lowest form of wit, Kripster?! Lollinggggg!
 
TraLa said:
See and here I was thinking Scandinavian!
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That's only because I'm always on my best behavior around you! ;)

I'll PM you a link in just a minute.
 
Mr. Krip said:
That's only because I'm always on my best behavior around you! ;)

I'll PM you a link in just a minute.
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You make your momma proud ;)

And I will buy the bloody humidity things in a minute after your minute. So basically two minutes give or take. ;)
 
Well god dammit if you convinced tra to do it i may have to.... Do they haave them somewhere else besides amazon? Ive looked locally and we dont sell them in these here parts.
 
midwestgrown said:
Well god dammit if you convinced tra to do it i may have to.... Do they haave them somewhere else besides amazon? Ive looked locally and we dont sell them in these here parts.
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I'm sure you can find them on FleaBay. Just do a search for "mini hygrometer". What you want is something like this:

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midwestgrown said:
Well god dammit if you convinced tra to do it i may have to.... Do they haave them somewhere else besides amazon? Ive looked locally and we dont sell them in these here parts.
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I just bought them and because my dollar is worth half as much as yours the price basically doubled.

But there are four of them and I will only ever have four plants deJHing (de jar humidifying) so it is a perfect number for me.
 
Mine has an attachment that i can put in the jars to check so at least the first cut im gonna try that and some silica packs i have and if that doesnt work ill buy those.
 
TraLa said:
Didn't your granny ever tell you that sarcasm is the lowest form of wit, Kripster?
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Nope, but she told me a million times not to exaggerate! ;)
 
TraLa said:
Krip I ain’t buying fucking mini humidity thingys!
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Mr. Krip said:
LOL...That's 420% up to you but it only takes one jar of moldy buds to regret not spending the $12 - for FOUR of them!
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Just buy the fucken things. Look back at how much effort you’ve put in to date. How pissed off are you going to be when you have to chuck jars of bud?
 
TraLa said:
I just bought them and because my dollar is worth half as much as yours the price basically doubled.

But there are four of them and I will only ever have four plants deJHing (de jar humidifying) so it is a perfect number for me.
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I must have twenty to thirty of those hygrometers. I put them in every jar. The Bovedas are very good but I find that once your humidity is at 62% you can take them out and leave a hygrometer in. The jars will usually stay at 62% thereafter but having the hygrometer lets you be sure. Another reason is that some people (such as MrsB) can taste something from the Bovedas, not me, but I remove them for her and in case a friend drops by. My pride would slump horribly if they said it tastes like Boveda, lol.

BTW, I keep the Bovedas in a Mason jar, they last forever.
 
McRib said:
Just buy the fucken things. Look back at how much effort you’ve put in to date. How pissed off are you going to be when you have to chuck jars of bud?
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Yeah yeah, I did :)

Me: I’m not going to spend another fucking cent in this set up!

Also Me: okay, so this week I need a dehumidifier machine, some dehumidifier sachets and at least 4 miniature humidifier temperature thingys...
 
HutchBenedict said:
I must have twenty to thirty of those hygrometers. I put them in every jar. The Bovedas are very good but I find that once your humidity is at 62% you can take them out and leave a hygrometer in. The jars will usually stay at 62% thereafter but having the hygrometer lets you be sure. Another reason is that some people (such as MrsB) can taste something from the Bovedas, not me, but I remove them for her and in case a friend drops by. My pride would slump horribly if they said it tastes like Boveda, lol.

BTW, I keep the Bovedas in a Mason jar, they last forever.
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I had no idea bovedas - side story: what a disgusting name for them btw. Sounds like a cross between bovine and dastardly! I would have called them Magic Moisters but I digress - I had no idea they lasted forever. One popped in its pack and it’s like oil inside.

Hey a mason jar is just a fancy way of saying like jar aye? Like a jar with a lid, or is it a special jar and yet another thing I need to fucking buy?!
 
TraLa said:
I had no idea bovedas - side story: what a disgusting name for them btw. Sounds like a cross between bovine and dastardly! I would have called them Magic Moisters but I digress - I had no idea they lasted forever. One popped in its pack and it’s like oil inside.

Hey a mason jar is just a fancy way of saying like jar aye? Like a jar with a lid, or is it a special jar and yet another thing I need to fucking buy?!
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Yeah..."Mason Jar" is what we call canning jars, but any airtight glass jar is perfect. ;)
 
Mr. Krip said:
Yeah..."Mason Jar" is what we call canning jars, but any airtight glass jar is perfect. ;)
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I miss the good old days when a jar was just a jar and all you saw when looking at a plant was leaf and bud.... actually I don’t miss those days at all, they weren’t good, they were full of mouldy bud and plants picked too soon! Lollingggg!

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In 1858, a Vineland tinsmith named John Landis Mason (1832–1902) invented and patented a screw threaded glass jar or bottle that became known as the Mason jar (U.S. Patent No. 22,186.) From 1857, when it was first patented, to the present, Mason jars have had hundreds of variations in shape and cap design.
 
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