Top pick: Boveda 62% two-way pack
Boveda 62% is the first pick for curing cannabis. The 62% rated RH sits in the common cure range for dried flower. Boveda sells the pack in 8 g, 67 g, and 320 g sizes. The 8 g pack fits a 1 oz (28 g) airtight jar. The 67 g pack fits a 1 lb (450 g) container. The 320 g pack fits a 5 lb (2.3 kg) container. The pack adds or removes moisture to hold the rated RH.
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Comparison points
- Rated RH: 62% for cure. 58% and 55% for drier storage.
- Pack size: match pack mass to flower mass and container volume.
- Two-way control: pack absorbs and releases moisture.
- Indicator: Integra Boost ships with a replacement indicator card. Boveda packs have no card.
Options
1. Boveda 62%, 8 g
For small jars. Use one 8 g pack per 1 oz of flower. The pack holds 62% RH in an airtight jar. Replace the pack when it turns rigid.
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2. Integra Boost 62%, 8 g
Same 62% rating. Fits a 1 oz jar. The pack ships with an indicator card. The card shows when to swap the pack. Good alternative if Boveda is out of stock.
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3. Boveda 62%, 67 g
For 1 lb batches. Use one 67 g pack per 1 lb of flower in a sealed container. The larger pack holds RH across more flower mass.
4. Integra Boost 62%, 67 g
For 1 lb batches. Same 62% target. The pack size matches the Boveda 67 g pack. Use the indicator card to track replacement.
5. Boveda 58%, 8 g
For storage after cure. The 58% rating is lower than the 62% cure target. Use this pack when the flower is already at the target cure and you want a drier hold.
Size guide
- 1 oz (28 g) flower: 8 g pack.
- 1 lb (450 g) flower: 67 g pack.
- 5 lb (2.3 kg) flower: 320 g pack.
Container volume and headspace change the pack count. A wide container with more air needs more pack mass. Check the pack and the flower after 24 hours. Adjust pack count to hold 62% RH.