Rh fluctuation

[eggtimer]

Hi all, just curious if this fluctuation is too much.

Thanks,

Egg

[Li Bai]

Hi Egg !

No it is not.

[JohnS]

@eggtimer, @Li Bai has answered you precisely, as did @Tunkat92 in this almost identical thread you started three months ago...

[eggtimer]

Thanks very much for taking the time to reply. I really appreciate the spirit of your support.

Unfortunately, the questions are somewhat related, similar not the same and unfortunately no answer to the question. I still see positive correlation between the and temperature (rather than negative) and have no explanation.

Now, I see very high Rh fluctuations despite the humidor being inside a fridge and sealed along the lid completely with like 6 boveda packs. Not sure if you are able to help?

[Li Bai]

16 minutes ago, eggtimer said:

Not sure if you are able to help?

You don't need help, everything's fine.

We've all been there at some point, just relax and enjoy your cigars mate 👍

[Socrates]

I would not worry about a gradual 1% RH fluctuation every 2 hours at all. The way you have them stored  I doubt very much the cigars will feel that tiny change at all IMHO.

[eggtimer]

Thanks all. I think having govee spoiled it a bit for me. For 25 years I had cigars in a simple humidor, from Germany, to Singapore, from Hong Kong to Melbourne and all was good. Now, I am stressed all the time about the cigars 😕

[free85]

Probably one of the best things I learned over the few years I've been in this hobby is that with cigars it is long term trends over weeks and months (or even longer) that matter the most. If you have things running consistently, which you VERY much seem to, look at your app now and then, stress less, and enjoy your cigars more.

A few degrees F or %1 or 2% rh swings over the course of an hour is a pretty stable environment.