after cutting up my buds and putting them in the terp can I also drop in a Boveda along with sealing the bag
I use Grove bags and don’t put the packs in. Just the bud and don’t squeeze when closing.
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so basically get my money back for the broveda pouches
It is important to dry the buds before putting them in the Grove bags. I dried mine for about 2 weeks at 65F, 60% humidity, until I got a stem snap, then the buds went into Grove bags. If you put them in the bags while still wet, you’ll get mold.
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Yes, I should have clarified. Dry first down to 10-12% moisture, use a meter and then put in Grove bags to cure.
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The Grove.bags are the way to go. 
This is a tricky category. Terp grove bags or Boveda packs? Or both?
I have always been a believer in boveda packs for many years. After talking with some well known local growers I have definitely changed my mind. Probably won’t be using them in the future.
2 way humidity packs. Ok.
So your product is alittle to wet. Let’s toss one in to suck alittle moisture out just after harvest. We are trying to reach that perfect % so we can nail the cure. Sounds great and probably ok.
So what if your bud is alittle to dry? (Talking 1oz) Toss in a Boveda pack thinking it will rehydrate alittle. Well what’s ‘really’ inside that pack? It’s definitely not pure water nor is it a common substance in your flower to start with.
This right here can quickly alter your flowers taste and overall quality of the bud.
Terp Grove Bags. Overall a good product but I also feel like these are not necessarily needed.
Once your product is dried proper a few turkey bags can do just as good. And is a lot cheaper.
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