Is a moisture meter that is used for wood ok to use
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For what purpose?
To check for drying of buds before curing
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Ahh. I do not use for that but answers will be forthcoming soon.
Thank you !
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@Oldguy @OGIncognito @Budbrother @Myfriendis410 here are a few tags for you. They will reach out farther.
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New one on me. Carbon is Carbon imo. Ya might be onto something
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Yes there are guides online if you search. Want to use a softwood setting and between 11-12% before curing. Tested on a nug i had in a jar. Sorry bad lighting.
This is the one I have. I leave at the default first setting.
The General Tools brand i saw a lot in the guides but i liked a pen version.
10% harsher smoke
11% perfect
12% still good but may not stay lit as long if that matter
14-15% still needs to dry
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Thanks for the tag @Storm I’ve Seen other folks use them but I never picked one up.
Still go by feel. Lol.
That and a smoke test of a bud to see how well it burns and tastes.
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Thank you for the info I appreciate it just what I needed to know
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Yup. This feels… but $16 might make my list.
Thanks @Serf
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At that price might make mine too.
And yes. Thanks @Serf
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I use a moisture meter occasionally and stick the stem just behind the bud. I’m old school and still do the snap test and smoke a sample bud 
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Happy Cake day @Storm 
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Ty mam.
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11% with the meter set to wood will give very close to 60-62 percent rh in a jar. I’ve went back to going by look and feel of buds and stems, it gets to be second nature after a while.
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Happy Happy Brother Storm!
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Thank you.
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Thanks.
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