Just curious!
I know this topic has been discussed, but I don't remember this particular point being mentioned; raising the humidity when aging cigars.
So I'm watching a TV show the other day and one of the characters talks about aging his cigars and he says "most like to stay at 70 but I push my humidity to 80 when aging..."

Anyone ever hear of this?
I wonder what the humidity is when the manufacturers age their tobacco on the farms/warehouses?