What Boveda RH do I need for tobacco?

B65 maintains 65% RH—For those who prefer a drier cigar profile and/or easier burn; good for long-term aging.

B69 maintains 69% RH (Most prefered RH for premium cigars)—For wood and acrylic humidors, tupperdors, coolerdors, and humidor bags; good for long-term aging.

B72 maintains 72% RH—For those who prefer a higher moisture profile and/or have trouble maintaining the desired RH in their humidor because of the environment they’re in and/or a drafty humidor

B84 seasons/preconditions empty wood humidors. For seasoning a new wood humidor before you add cigars or re-seasoning an empty wood humidor

GOOD TO KNOW:

  1. DO NOT mix different RH (Relative Humidity) levels within the same humidor.
  2. DO NOT use Boveda in the same humidor with other humidification products because they’ll counteract each other, and reduce the efficiency of the Boveda.
  3. Boveda maintains inside relative humidity (RH) of +/-2% when using the recommended number of packets. Factors that adversely affect the expected results include a drafty humidor and/or extreme dry ambient conditions.
B65 65% RH
FOR A DRIER CIGAR PROFILE
For those who prefer a drier cigar profile and/or easier burn; good for long-term aging
B69 69% RH
FOR ALL CIGAR STORAGE
For wood and acrylic humidors, tupperdors, coolerdors, and humidor bags; good for long-term aging
B72 FOR DRAFTY
HUMIDORS
AND DRY ENVIRONMENTS
For those who prefer a higher moisture profile and/or have trouble maintaining the desired RH in their humidor
B84 84% RH
SEASONING WOOD HUMIDORS ONLY
For seasoning a new wood humidor you add cigars or re-seasoning an empty wood humidor
65% CUBAN CIGARS
Tightly bound and tend to mold at a higher RH level
69% AIRTIGHT HUMIDORS
Most popular
72% MOST HUMIDORS
Such as wood, glass top, or travel
75% DRAFTY HUMIDORS
Recommended for very dry climates-use at your descretion
84% HUMIDOR SEASONING
Only use to pre-condition a wooden humidor WITHOUT cigars in it