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Quick question...I have a Little Havana digital hygrometer...When the temperature reads between 68 degrees and up it appears the humidity is accurate (65%-67%)...When the hygrometer reaches 67.9 degrees and below the humidty jumps immediately to 70%-73%....Is this accurate of what all digital...

Has anyone smoked the new CAO Soprano?

I have the 65% beads....It holds 63% steady and a very occassional 64%-65%....If the seal was bad then it would probably be worse than 63% and I check my digital hygrometer about every month with the salt test and it is always 75%....Now for the question.....Is 63% at about 68-70 degrees to dry...

I have always kept my smokes at the standard 70/70 until I joined this great site. After being here I purchased the 65% beads. Now the question, When the cigars are kept at 65% do the cigars have a slight dry (crunchy) feel when you squeeze them, or is my 3rd hygrometer off again....

What is the maximum humidy you can have in a humidor before mold starts to grow.

I'm thinking of purchasing a Heirloom Humidor...Does anyone on the forum have or have heard of any opinions on this brand...thanks.

What will mold look like on cigars.... I just received a box of Ashton Aged Maduros....on a few of the cigars there is a white type substance on the cigars....The person I purchased them from stated that it is Plume and it is normal for an aged cigar...Is this correct or is it mold.......