Got my first suprise last night

chachee52 · 06-19-2011, 06:20 AM

So I went to go light up a cigar that was gifted to me last night. Went to go take the first draw after lighting it up and noticed that I really want's getting any smoke, but it ws smoking good at the end. Purged it and skoke went out, took a long hard draw and heard a "weeeer" and noticed a whole about 1" for the bottom of the cigar.

Looked closer and noticed a little larva borrowing in. NOT GOOD!!!
I have just checked the rest of my humidor and no sign of any others. My question is:
This freezing the cigars technique, is it too late to do this to make sure they didn't travel through the humidor? It was gifted a few weeks ago so it might have had time to work it's way into others.
The other question is does leaving the cello on the cigar help deter them from getting into the cigars?

06-19-2011, 06:20 AM	#1
chachee52 Adjusting to the Life Join Date: Dec 2009 First Name: Todd Location: Tyngsboro, MA Posts: 399 Trading: (2)	Got my first suprise last night So I went to go light up a cigar that was gifted to me last night. Went to go take the first draw after lighting it up and noticed that I really want's getting any smoke, but it ws smoking good at the end. Purged it and skoke went out, took a long hard draw and heard a "weeeer" and noticed a whole about 1" for the bottom of the cigar. Looked closer and noticed a little larva borrowing in. NOT GOOD!!! I have just checked the rest of my humidor and no sign of any others. My question is: This freezing the cigars technique, is it too late to do this to make sure they didn't travel through the humidor? It was gifted a few weeks ago so it might have had time to work it's way into others. The other question is does leaving the cello on the cigar help deter them from getting into the cigars? __________________