@@newb529 Easy. The title of the video is "how to recharge and rehydrate Boveda humidty packs", and the section on recharging the packs starts at the 7 minute mark. So 0 to 6:59 is the "too long" part.
Thank you for the great tips on recharging the Boveda packs. I always use 62% packs. Now I will definitely use your method for recharging them. You just saved me a few shekels so ty & I appreciate all this knowledge. 💚
Thanks for posting and including a topic timeline. I had success with both methods. if your packs are really crusty, it will take longer. Also consider using a hybrid method. such as wetting them every 12 or 8 hours. Placing container in the sun will increase humidity when using the drier method.
I rehydrate my boveda by just chucking then in a jar with a raw hydrostone, same principle but I had a hydrostone lying around anyway and I feel its just easier
Came across this video after a quick google search on how to rehydrate. Took me straight to the end and I didn’t even think of the second option. Just figured there’s be something better than submerging, which was what I was gonna do. Glad you showed a comparison of both. Thanks!
What i tell everyone about the lack of nose punch when opening a jar with bovedas in them. Terpenes are volatile. By making a stable rh environment, the gasses stop off gassing. So when you crack a jar there should be no smell. You want that oil & smell left in the flower & trichomes. Take out the boveda & throw it in a hot car one afternoon, the smell comes roaring back.
Thank you for this! I've got a few Boveda to rehydrate, and the timing was perfect. I used Integra Boost for a few years, then switched to Boveda. The Boost would dry out, and the indicator cards were useless. Happy New Year, Troy.
As a guitarist wanting to know how to recharge their humidipaks this video was the most helpful - so thank you! Definitely gonna use the non-submerge method as it seems much safer for not causing wear on the packs so they don't tear open and leak inside my guitar haha 😅
I'm in a black market state where I get fairly decent packaged fairly fresh weed. My 62% bovida pack turns back time and makes it fresher than when I bought it. Last year I was in The hospital for a few weeks and had a jar of weed at home with a bovida pack that wasalreadygetting old when I was admitted. When I got home, it was nice and squishy
After a few years with Boost I can say I'm pretty damn unsatisfied with them. I don't wanna say they're a rip off but I've never had issues with Bovida, they just work vs boost that feel like they do nothing. I've also noticed Boosts packaging starts to fray a little bit vs Bovidas that don't wear down in my experience
You can make ur own!! Lil bags o silica balls in your new sneakers, it's the same thing! Put it in the osmosis style plastic membrane as a wrap, and add moisture until it is squishy. Always use distilled or spring water to! Love ❤️ troy!!
Best to use the method where you don't submerge them in water. I use a Mason jar and a solo cup. Fill the cup about half way with distilled water. Place the cup in the microwave for about a minute. Put the cup in the jar with the pack resting against the jar. Seal the jar. The condensation will recharge the pack faster, assuming its a 2-way pack. Leave it in a room that is 65-75 degrees Fahrenheit. Use a high quality kitchen scale (make sure it can be calibrated) to see if it matches the stated weight of the pack. When that happens, it's recharged. And you can test the pack with a calibrated hygrometer. Worked for me & several of my packs.
Oh shit I didn’t even know I could do this. I have A SHITLOAD of those in my homegrown jars and jars. And I LIVE at 62%. I have the bigguns but prefer to use a lot of the 1/8th size. I don’t know WTF people did before these things honestly. And their prices are going up so recharging them is awesome. The boost don’t seem to work on nearly as much herb. No way, the Boveda are THE terpene shield and are SO good for moistening overdry bud.
Before these I'd take pieces of paper towel and get them wet and put them in my containers. It worked but hard to monitor humidity levels. Sometimes it added too much moisture to the air and I'd need to let it dry or I'd forget to check the container for humidity levels and the weed dries out.
I used to take a piece of orange pill and put it in the jar for a couple of days when needed. Possible downside if you don't like it is the slight taste of orange.
The best way to rehydrate your boveda packs is to wet a clean rag or washcloth and ring out as much water as you can. Then just lay your packets on the washcloth and fold it over. Fully submerging them definitely overhydrates them quickly and then you have to wait several days/weeks for them to dry out to be useable, the 2 plastic container approach takes way too long (for me that usually takes about 3 weeks), The damp washcloth takes a couple of days at most and you're done.
Thank you so much Troy for this video, as always super helpful and I will use these methods the next time! I wanted to ask you about the brilliant cut grinder and the mighty vaporizer, do you put completely flowers inside the grinder on the medium plate? Or do you pull off the flowers from the stems? I know this is a big ask but would you ever consider making a tutorial style video from step A to Z with the brilliant cut grinder and the mighty + ?
Would placing dried out Boveda packs in high humidity environment bring them back to life? I had 2 smaller ones in my humidor over the winter, and they were pretty stiff/rigid. Now that it's summer and humidity has risen in my humidor these 2 packs are back in their liquid/gelish state.
I compared Integra and Boveda 62% 8gr in my Curing process and my hygrometer says, that the Integra makes an higher humidity like 66% while boveda stands at 62%. Do you ever have had the same problem?
i've had so many inconsistent Integra Boost packs that I don't even bother with that brand anymore. Nowadays I don't even use Boveda, I'll use a hydration stone instead
What i found is if i submerge in water my bovedas 62% for a couple days then when i check with a hygrometer in a bag or container with the boveda the humidity goes out of hand at about 80% , im i the only one with this problem ?
I have noticed that bovedas/integras make my weed taste weird, i had a GDP and a few other strains from a couple grows back that definetly had some extra taste that wasnt there before, if you leave it in the jar too long if can mess up the weed, stopped using em and started to improve my curing tek and storing so i no longer need them :)
I noticed the Integra Boosts didn't work and am now exclusively using Boveda 62%. I do find that the Bovedas kill the terps, so I may try some terracotta next time I stock up
I noticed no difference between curing with or without packs. I tried the bovida a couple times and both times the weed took the same two months to get that full flavour. You may save time opening jars but who doesn’t want to smell the progress as it happen? 😂🔥
They are designed to be used after your flower is completely cured. In some climates it doesn’t matter but if you were in a dry climate like here in Colorado then they are extremely necessary to maintain your Terps after the cure.
Had to let us know he quit his job but needs us to send a few bucks off patron. (but hey it's not like I got kids to feed or anything I just got this expensive rosin press and all these overpriced weed toys that I totally shouldn't sell if I really needed money)
I actually do like 62% over 58%. 69% will work as well, but it's a bit too moist for some nug structures. I use 69 to boost humidity before making rosin though. Overall, 62% is the one for me.
It amazes how much free time people have. This video could’ve been a minute long and still conveyed the same amount of relevant info
Yeah can you tell me what he said this is too long
They do that because it's part of the metrix for how RUclips pays them
@@newb529 Easy. The title of the video is "how to recharge and rehydrate Boveda humidty packs", and the section on recharging the packs starts at the 7 minute mark. So 0 to 6:59 is the "too long" part.
This guy sure knows how to eat up time ... geezus... spit it out dude..
i don't know how many of these I've thrown away, saved me some money. Thanks!
Thank you for the great tips on recharging the Boveda packs. I always use 62% packs. Now I will definitely use your method for recharging them. You just saved me a few shekels so ty & I appreciate all this knowledge. 💚
Thanks for posting and including a topic timeline. I had success with both methods. if your packs are really crusty, it will take longer. Also consider using a hybrid method. such as wetting them every 12 or 8 hours. Placing container in the sun will increase humidity when using the drier method.
Option B is the method that I use. Tried and true. Not sure why you would need to submerge when that obviously damages the paper.
Thank you for sharing your techniques. This will definitely help save some cash even if we are only able to recharge the packs 2-3x.
A stoner forgetting the day of the week. Haha! Great vid, thanks.
Thanks , I now know I can rehydrate them for my guitar humidifier.
I rehydrate my boveda by just chucking then in a jar with a raw hydrostone, same principle but I had a hydrostone lying around anyway and I feel its just easier
Came across this video after a quick google search on how to rehydrate. Took me straight to the end and I didn’t even think of the second option. Just figured there’s be something better than submerging, which was what I was gonna do. Glad you showed a comparison of both. Thanks!
I use terracotta stones to recharge my bovedias. It works great
What a pro tip. Right on time too. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
@@420vapezone Found you just for this. Thanks! Btw, do you really think anyone expects a dude with a weed channel to be on time? Really?
What i tell everyone about the lack of nose punch when opening a jar with bovedas in them.
Terpenes are volatile. By making a stable rh environment, the gasses stop off gassing. So when you crack a jar there should be no smell. You want that oil & smell left in the flower & trichomes.
Take out the boveda & throw it in a hot car one afternoon, the smell comes roaring back.
Wonderful comment , great insight
I'm sure you mean to throw the weed in a hot car and not the Boveda, correct? Insightful information, thanks!
@@jumbeeblack that is what he means LOL!!
I have a friend that's an ex-cop. I'm gonna drop one in his car next chance I get. I can see the avalanche of texts already.
I won’t rush to throw out my next lot of crispy crunchies cheers Troy!
Thank you for this! I've got a few Boveda to rehydrate, and the timing was perfect. I used Integra Boost for a few years, then switched to Boveda. The Boost would dry out, and the indicator cards were useless. Happy New Year, Troy.
did you try recharge integra?
As a guitarist wanting to know how to recharge their humidipaks this video was the most helpful - so thank you! Definitely gonna use the non-submerge method as it seems much safer for not causing wear on the packs so they don't tear open and leak inside my guitar haha 😅
I'm in a black market state where I get fairly decent packaged fairly fresh weed. My 62% bovida pack turns back time and makes it fresher than when I bought it. Last year I was in The hospital for a few weeks and had a jar of weed at home with a bovida pack that wasalreadygetting old when I was admitted. When I got home, it was nice and squishy
Lol, I just got my first box of Bovedos last wee...Presto!!! Troy and tips....Win
I love it when a plan comes together...
And I've been throwing the dry packs out🙃. Thanks this will save me some cash in the future.
After a few years with Boost I can say I'm pretty damn unsatisfied with them. I don't wanna say they're a rip off but I've never had issues with Bovida, they just work vs boost that feel like they do nothing.
I've also noticed Boosts packaging starts to fray a little bit vs Bovidas that don't wear down in my experience
Very helpful Troy!
I just moisten a paper towel with distilled water and wrap my packs in it and toss it in a ziplock for a day.
That's absolutely the best way. Neither of these methods described in this video are very good.
You can make ur own!! Lil bags o silica balls in your new sneakers, it's the same thing! Put it in the osmosis style plastic membrane as a wrap, and add moisture until it is squishy. Always use distilled or spring water to! Love ❤️ troy!!
Thank you Troy! this will save me some money!
Cool, thanks for the tip Troy👍
Badass I just brought these up on my channel
Keep it up troy
Best to use the method where you don't submerge them in water. I use a Mason jar and a solo cup. Fill the cup about half way with distilled water. Place the cup in the microwave for about a minute. Put the cup in the jar with the pack resting against the jar. Seal the jar. The condensation will recharge the pack faster, assuming its a 2-way pack. Leave it in a room that is 65-75 degrees Fahrenheit. Use a high quality kitchen scale (make sure it can be calibrated) to see if it matches the stated weight of the pack. When that happens, it's recharged. And you can test the pack with a calibrated hygrometer. Worked for me & several of my packs.
How long till the pack is fully recharged may I ask?
@@Eric-dd8bk Depends on how dehydrated it is. Usually a few days though
Great channel
Just found your channel man thanks for this, love the hat btw fits you 😂 I’m going to subscribe you seem like a really dude.
Wow I feel even more dumb now for throwing some of these out when I was being dumb and left some out.
lol well I use them for cigars and was here for the recharge info.. But live and learn right?
Oh shit I didn’t even know I could do this. I have A SHITLOAD of those in my homegrown jars and jars. And I LIVE at 62%. I have the bigguns but prefer to use a lot of the 1/8th size. I don’t know WTF people did before these things honestly. And their prices are going up so recharging them is awesome. The boost don’t seem to work on nearly as much herb. No way, the Boveda are THE terpene shield and are SO good for moistening overdry bud.
Before these I'd take pieces of paper towel and get them wet and put them in my containers. It worked but hard to monitor humidity levels. Sometimes it added too much moisture to the air and I'd need to let it dry or I'd forget to check the container for humidity levels and the weed dries out.
I used to take a piece of orange pill and put it in the jar for a couple of days when needed. Possible downside if you don't like it is the slight taste of orange.
The best way to rehydrate your boveda packs is to wet a clean rag or washcloth and ring out as much water as you can. Then just lay your packets on the washcloth and fold it over. Fully submerging them definitely overhydrates them quickly and then you have to wait several days/weeks for them to dry out to be useable, the 2 plastic container approach takes way too long (for me that usually takes about 3 weeks), The damp washcloth takes a couple of days at most and you're done.
Nice, I'll give that a try next time.
I haven't had any issues with them being over-hydrated, but I only re-hydrate these things like once per year
For legally bought weed you NEED a humidity pack, however I never use them for homegrown because I'm in control of the process.
YESSS!!! I much prefer natural humidity. If I'm using boveda with my homegrown it means I dried too far
Good looking fellow tells ya valuable info. 🎉
yeah 58% is the shit
Thanks for the info. Seems a bit more of a task when you soak them, why even bother doing it that way, any advantages?
Nothing but disadvantages by doing it that way. Best way is to wrap them up in a damp clock for a couple of days.
Sweet let's get it
what id the water goes moldy from being out. is this a factor. google has u as the example. KUDOS AND BLAZE ON
This is my first time using them for my cigars I never knew how to recharge them
This is great man. I appreciate it. I never even looked it up. My dumb ass loves wasting money. Hahaha
Thank you so much Troy for this video, as always super helpful and I will use these methods the next time!
I wanted to ask you about the brilliant cut grinder and the mighty vaporizer, do you put completely flowers inside the grinder on the medium plate? Or do you pull off the flowers from the stems? I know this is a big ask but would you ever consider making a tutorial style video from step A to Z with the brilliant cut grinder and the mighty + ?
I found the same with the boost pack not knowing if it's done due to squishiness. RAW had a sale on hydro stones so I got a bunch of then to test.
Would placing dried out Boveda packs in high humidity environment bring them back to life? I had 2 smaller ones in my humidor over the winter, and they were pretty stiff/rigid. Now that it's summer and humidity has risen in my humidor these 2 packs are back in their liquid/gelish state.
All I know is I gotta smoke with you 💯💯
I have the opposite problem. From time to time I have to dehydrate the Bovidas until they reach 8 grams
Should heat that water up,create more humidity quicker
It will re condense on the packs. Not good for the paper
I compared Integra and Boveda 62% 8gr in my Curing process and my hygrometer says, that the Integra makes an higher humidity like 66% while boveda stands at 62%. Do you ever have had the same problem?
i've had so many inconsistent Integra Boost packs that I don't even bother with that brand anymore.
Nowadays I don't even use Boveda, I'll use a hydration stone instead
Will it work with integra too?
day 88 with no grow content: let's marinate some bovedas
hahaa
Thx troy
Why would anyone use the wet method? It’s an extra step.
What i found is if i submerge in water my bovedas 62% for a couple days then when i check with a hygrometer in a bag or container with the boveda the humidity goes out of hand at about 80% , im i the only one with this problem ?
You are correct, we should not be completely submerged in water. Just wrap them in a damp cloth for a couple of days instead. 😊
Lol “I’ll throw one boost” 😂
The old bovedas didn't say TERPENE shield on their old packs.
Me being like #420 = 🤯
Me being comment #70 = 😭
Me reading this and laughing = 💩🤪
I just put my used ones in a container with a new one and transfer the humidity
good
Troy,you should review the Dope as Yola HHC pens. Fuckin amazing!
Dang homie I need a sticker or two
I have noticed that bovedas/integras make my weed taste weird, i had a GDP and a few other strains from a couple grows back that definetly had some extra taste that wasnt there before, if you leave it in the jar too long if can mess up the weed, stopped using em and started to improve my curing tek and storing so i no longer need them :)
I've noticed *changes* a few times, but they've never been an absolute for me. I also prefer natural humidity! Thanks for the comment!!
@@420vapezone Love the content bud!! Very informative and entertaining :)
I threw one away yesterday that was crusty, lol.
I always throw my boveda pack away,they are so hard to find
Amazon always has them
I noticed the Integra Boosts didn't work and am now exclusively using Boveda 62%. I do find that the Bovedas kill the terps, so I may try some terracotta next time I stock up
I noticed no difference between curing with or without packs. I tried the bovida a couple times and both times the weed took the same two months to get that full flavour. You may save time opening jars but who doesn’t want to smell the progress as it happen? 😂🔥
They are designed to be used after your flower is completely cured. In some climates it doesn’t matter but if you were in a dry climate like here in Colorado then they are extremely necessary to maintain your Terps after the cure.
After-cure product.
You're using them wrong.
Had to let us know he quit his job but needs us to send a few bucks off patron. (but hey it's not like I got kids to feed or anything I just got this expensive rosin press and all these overpriced weed toys that I totally shouldn't sell if I really needed money)
Too much rambling is.way too repetitive in his statements. I Wonder if he likes to keep his weed at 62%?'
I actually do like 62% over 58%.
69% will work as well, but it's a bit too moist for some nug structures. I use 69 to boost humidity before making rosin though.
Overall, 62% is the one for me.
Will you please start selling your trademark hats. .. And take my money...
I just gotta get that lid
I wish i could!!!
WARNING! This video is a total waste of time!
Take tooooo long to get to the point !
First 60% of your video is completely boring and waste of time
There is a slider bar that you can use to fast forward. Cheers
Haterz gonna h8...lol
@@420vapezone You put in time stamps and rick is STILL inconvenienced.
Great channel