I know I saw a post on here about grove bags not maintaining the proper rh, but I can’t find it. Just want to share my experience. I live in the snowy Northeast so when my furnace is running is dehumidifies the house. My house doesn’t go about 45%. I checked on my bags today and they were all ~42%. I sanitized some jars I had and transferred the bud to the jars with the hydrometer and they’re already climbing. I emailed grove bags with the experience to see if it’s an issue they’re aware of. Just a heads up for my frozen tundra neighbors, check your bags.
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I read that post yesterday as well. I think this is the post. Buds in Grove bags drying out, when external humidity is low
Littering and…Littering and…Littering and…
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You are freaking out man… 
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somebody got the profile pic reference
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There he is… 
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Candy bars!
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These schnozberries taste like schnozberries
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The Snozberries taste like Snozberries!!!
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Duuuuue @Truetopath 
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No idea how to spell snoz/schnoz berries lol
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Do we have liter of cola?
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Just order a large farva…I don’t want a large farva I want a …liter of cola!!
Does that look like spit to you?
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Spread it oooon!!!
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So I heard back from Grove bags real quick, which is awesome! Kudos to their customer service. Explained what was happening and they had a couple pointers (i.e. add more bud to the bags, try for 60/60 conditions). They did say unless the room is too hot/moist it shouldn’t affect the cure. I did rehydrate my buds and moved them to mason jars to be safe and they’re rocking between 58-62%.
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I’m the one who posted: Buds in Grove bags drying out, when external humidity is low
As I mentioned later in that post, after playing around with several of my Grove bags, I figured out that the ones that had dried out (after being stored in low RH conditions, like 30-40%) were the bags that had NOT been heat sealed, just zipped closed. But the bags that I had heat-sealed, before the room RH dropped, remained in the desired 58-62% RH range.
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Thanks for the response! I’m weary to jump back into the bags and heat sealing them right now with the house being so dry, but I still have a bunch that I’ll probably play around with with another grow. Don’t want to risk ruining these buds, they’re 
Large grove bag has this label.
I like to cure with hang, paper bag, grove and finally jar.
lots of meters
Half gallon glass jars work well.
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I’ll have to check my ounce ones to see if they have it on there. If so I totally missed it.