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aging rollups outside a humidor

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ras_oscar

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I envision a time in the future when I may wish to roll a goodly supply of a particular blend for long term aging ( a wheel for a year, for instance) I don't want to give up humidor space on something I don't plan to touch for a while. How can I wrap up a block of sticks for long term storage without risking drying out or compromising the aging process by limiting access to oxygen?The environment in my home is as follows:Summer 70F, 605 RHWinter 60F, 45RH
 

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I put mine in a small plastic, air tight box. You wouldn't want to put them in a humidor. The humidity is too high and your rollups would go limp.
 

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tupperware if you want to go cheap as possible.
I acquired a wine cooler (unplugged) and I have kept my bulk leaf and cigars in it for nearly 6 months without a fluxuation .It stays in the house which is 70* give or take 3 degrees ,but the humidity ,once leveled off at 70% stays that way nearly maintenance-free. I keep a digital Xicar temp/humidity in view with a Xicar mini fan to move the air gently. Does an excellent job .
 
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