Cigar Humidor 101: What Humidity Level Should You Have? 

I agree with 67%. I have a 100 count glass top deck humidor that I use two 72 bovida packs, size 60. I also found that It’s harder to maintain the humidity level if the humidor doesn’t have at least 25 cigars in it. I live a few blocks off the ocean in Florida.

Yup, 70/70 is too high especially if you’re aging. I learned that it depends what wrappers you are keeping in there. Broadleaf, maduro and other dark, thick wrappers prefer lower humidity like 63-66 and shade, camaroon or lighter wrappers tend to dry out at those lower 60 range so 67-69 is good if you smoke different types

Maintaining perfect humidity is one of the toughest things to do in the cigar hobby. I have lost boxes of cigars because humidity is too high (mold) and had cigars hard to smoke because the humidity is too low and they are like smoking hay. I agree the mid 60's are the sweet spot in my main humidor that holds more than 1000 cigars.

Mines been at 68-70 for the last year I'm in the San Francisco bay area two desk top humidor ..one from amazon the other one a crown

Do I need to calibrate my hydrometer?… thanks.😊

anything above 65% is too high for me. i found thick wrapper cigars like ct broadleaf burning horrible above this level. I prefer somewhere betwen 58-63. little to no burn issues and amazing flavor.