Man I really really dislike humid summers.
Could not live in the tropics.
In far north Queensland they have two seasons; the Big Wet and the dry season.
During the six months of the wet season, shit just grows on anything that's not moving.
Leather boots and jackets stored in a cupboard start growing different forms of fungus.
Chipboard furniture swells and rots.
Mould is a constant source of problems.
Then there's the creepy crawlies. Spiders as big as dinner plates. Hornets the size of a small bird.
If you have a wet and dry season like FNQ, you'll notice that gurgling is not an issue during your dry season if your tobacco is not too moist.
You'll need to be careful to store your tobacco at a correct moisture level.
If it absorbs too much moisture before jarring you could run into mould.
In a humid environment I can't imagine that dried tobacco would not quickly absorb moisture.
The solution would be to turn a room into an environmentally controlled space with air-con and dehumidifiers where you could smoke in comfort. A man den.
Tell your missus that it's been found that tobacco protects against catching the China virus [true that] so you need that space to protect your health and that of your families.
