Cigar blowup

WyoBob · 10-24-2008, 07:40 AM

I think it would take quite some time for a very large ring gauge cigar to "stabilize" from one humidity to another. If the Nub was placed in your humidor after being stored at 70% (possibly higher) and your humi was at 65%, the wrapper would start dropping in humidity right away. I think the interior of such a large ring gauge cigar would take a very long time to reach 65%. So, "tight" wrapper + high interior humidity = split wrapper.

WyoBob

10-24-2008, 07:40 AM	#11
WyoBob Still Watching My Back Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Bob Location: Buffalo, WY Posts: 155 Trading: (1)	Re: Cigar blowup I think it would take quite some time for a very large ring gauge cigar to "stabilize" from one humidity to another. If the Nub was placed in your humidor after being stored at 70% (possibly higher) and your humi was at 65%, the wrapper would start dropping in humidity right away. I think the interior of such a large ring gauge cigar would take a very long time to reach 65%. So, "tight" wrapper + high interior humidity = split wrapper. WyoBob