What Is This???

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Originally Posted by FidelCastro

Quarantine it with any other cigars in that tupper....be safe and keep an eye out. That hole is pretty big for a beetle...they aren't usually that large but maybe you got yourself some kind of anomaly as tobacco dust is a red flag. I tend to always keep a few tuppers around for quarantine when I get new cigars....30 day minimum before moving them to GenPop. Keeping a steady 65%/70 degree environment is key....too many changes in environment tends to greenlight those pesky basturds into making their escape.

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I might just start freezing newcomers. But the idea of keeping them separate for a while is a good idea too. I’m just glad I saw this. I’m finally getting a bit of a collection and would probably cry like a big baby if they were all destroyed!

Later today I’ll place them in the fridge.

I went through a good number of my smokes today and found nothing else. I’m guessing maybe this was an issue prior and dealt with then as the damage on the one was much larger than just the hole and I found no others.

However my last and prized cigar from my trip to Honduras didn’t care much for the treatment. I’m guessing I’ll try to smoke it backwards as I liked it too much to just say goodbye.

https://i.postimg.cc/Z5gbBF7f/2819-E...1-C5418-E1.jpg

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Originally Posted by rodwha

I went through a good number of my smokes today and found nothing else. I’m guessing maybe this was an issue prior and dealt with then as the damage on the one was much larger than just the hole and I found no others.

However my last and prized cigar from my trip to Honduras didn’t care much for the treatment. I’m guessing I’ll try to smoke it backwards as I liked it too much to just say goodbye.

https://i.postimg.cc/Z5gbBF7f/2819-E...1-C5418-E1.jpg

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A little pectin and some water and you have cigar glue. Or some camel slobber.

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Originally Posted by Old Smokey

A little pectin and some water and you have cigar glue. Or some camel slobber.

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As a matter of fact I still have some cigar glue in a little jar in the fridge. If not I have to powder to make some more. Maybe I should try that. Thanks!

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Originally Posted by Old Smokey

A little pectin and some water and you have cigar glue. Or some camel slobber.

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Pulled the offender out and noticed it is much worse today. Glued what I could and set it aside. We’ll see how it fares later.