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Ideal temperature for cellaring
Sweet. Thanks for the advice. Now do you think it matters if I mix different tobaccos in the same mason jar? For instance. I’m going to compress the tobaccos into little pucks. Wrap them then label. Would it be ok to mix different wrapped blends in the same jar or would it alter flavors?- WordDragon
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Ideal temperature for cellaring
So if I set it to 60 it should be pretty good then.- WordDragon
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Ideal temperature for cellaring
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Ideal temperature for cellaring
What is a good temperature for cellaring? I’ve read 50-59 degrees and also 60-70 degrees. I have a coolidor so that I can maintain exact Temperature without worrying about fluctuations.- WordDragon
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Keeping humidity while cellaring
So you want the aerobic microbes and the whoosh sound? I guess I’ll just place in mason jar then leave in my coolidor at 55 degrees. Should I humidify my coolidor though?- WordDragon
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Keeping humidity while cellaring
Ok so no vacuum. Do I need to worry about humidity levels? Or will they be good for a few years?- WordDragon
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Keeping humidity while cellaring
sweet. So would it be even better if I vacuum seal the mason jars? They have these cool pump kits nowadays- WordDragon
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Keeping humidity while cellaring
I just bought me a sweet coolidor that will hold my temperature where I need it for a long time. (55 degrees). I’m cellaring my tobacco in mason jars. My question is will humidity go through the jars if I set the coolidor to 58 percent humidity? Or should I just vacuum seal these jars? I plan on...- WordDragon
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