Cigar temperature and humidity monitoring

Started by hebron, 09/10/2015 11:59 PM

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MacMac

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11/07/2015 06:50 PM
What's the best temperature for cigar storage?
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Vroomp

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11/08/2015 04:53 AM
70ºF is the optimal temperature for long term storage, although slight variations won't hurt your smokes. When temperatures get up towards 80ºF this makes for ideal conditions for beetle egg incubation and any untreated tobacco may have eggs that will begin to hatch at this temperature.........
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11/08/2015 04:58 AM
QuoteVroomp - 11/8/2015  8:53 AM

70ºF is the optimal temperature for long term storage, although slight variations won't hurt your smokes. When temperatures get up towards 80ºF this makes for ideal conditions for beetle egg incubation and any untreated tobacco may have eggs that will begin to hatch at this temperature.........

Thanks! I new the ideal humidity range but wasn't sure about temp!
Joe aka MacMac to 9 Grandkids
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