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I've always wondered (although not enough to try it) who would win if I put, say, a 62 and a 69 in a tupperdor together without any cigars.

If you did that and left it alone long enough, assuming a well sealed humidor, the 65% bags would dry out and the 62% bags would bloat. Eventually the humidor would settle at 62%.

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You mentioned 2 topics in your question as per my understanding. Long term storage and ready to smoke. You may want to consider to split your smokes. 1) Long term aging set up 2) Want to smoke soo

16° C (61°F) in winter - use 69RH boveda or higher 22° C (72°F) in summer - use 65RH boveda or lower

Remember RH is temperature related. A 65 RH at 65 degrees has a lower moisture content than 65 RH at 70 degrees. If your finding big differences in how you like your cigars in just a few RH percentage

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Still new to cigars, so I would defer to the experience of other members.

But FWIW, I'm running 65% Heartfelt beads in two wineadors dialed in at 66F/19C, with good results so far. I live in California where it's almost always less humid outside than in, and I need the refrigeration in the summer (now).

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I use 3 65% in my tupperdor. In the summer it evens out to 60-62RH, in the winter it dips down to 58-60.

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Heartfelt beads 65rh. 1 pound split into 2 1/2 pound bags in my Whytner. Very hot and humid here in the southern U.S. now but sits are 64 rh at the bottom and 67 at the top. Trying to keep everything as low in the wineador as possible, but it's filling up quickly!

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