Woodsy with a hint of tropical.
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awesome, do you have a 2022 Nissan Altima 
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nice catch
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I use painters tape to seal my bags, comes off easy & doesnât hurt the bag at all
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Haha yup got in a hit and run and insurance totalled my 2018 Soul turbo. I loved that lil toaster.
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glad ur safe, insurance totals everything these days, pays ur car off and then they get the money back but selling it at the insurance auction. my son had a 2018 Mustang GT and hydro planed off the road into a ditch. hardly any damage. they said it would cost 22k to fix it, i told them get F out of here. i read the quote and most of it was unnecessary things. i said can refuse this and they said yes but we cant insure the car if you do. ffs so i had to let them total it.
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Iâve been using painters tape too. It was by default, then only tape I had laying around 
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i used it this harvest lol
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Most moisture meters are intended for use on hard stuff, like logs or lumber, with two needles driven into the wood. I donât see how this could be used on buds, though possibly on thicker branches before trimming. The meter is measuring conductivity in the substrate, and something airy and/or fluffy like a bud wouldnât provide the necessary electrical pathway. Just did order a six-pack of rH meters off Amazon for not a lot of coinâŚ
May sound strange to you (it did me ar first) bought one for a whole 20 bucks and have been able to dry and bag and end up every time at 58/62 Rh after trimming. Dozenâs here have also had simular experiences. Its not snake oil. Also have used it now on 3 harvests.
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Agreed. I regret it every time I fall back on the âsnap test.â I end up over-dry, or pulling my buds out of the bag and sweating them for extra time. The moisture meter spares me the guesswork.
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meter works great for me, when i hit that 9 to 11% then im good to go
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Just got some Grove bags for my upcoming harvest of Blue Dream. I might have ordered more then what I need but wanted to make it worth it. Ordered 1 ounce, half ounce, half and full pound and some stickers. Iâve always used jars so itâll be a alittle change up.
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Thereâs plenty of continuity to get an accurate reading because, essentially, all the calyces in the bud are connected to each other. Works perfect every time. Between 10-12% moisture content and youâre good to bag or jar.
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I spoke to grove bags staff by email and they recommended themselves using a meter on soft wood setting, showed them what meter I use and all the settings and they told me the exact setting on my meter I use to check the buds with, definitely works brother
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Hola!.. I started using a moisture meter with longer probes.
It helped iron out my ârough spotsâ in my drying, to grove bag cure.
Things havenât been better and more consistent. Plus⌠If the buds were bigger⌠I had to press harder to get a reading with the old meter with short probes.
Here it is:
edited to add tag to link
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Also regarding the airy-er buds. Just check the more denser buds, if the meter reads 10-12% then the airy buds are likely over dried, which doesnât really matter too much anyway
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Then it is the perfect opportunity to grow more. 
I thought I had WAY over estimated my purchase the first timeâŚand then place a second order four months later. They are just so nice and work so well!
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