Tobacco Beatles

College_kid

If I were to go to a cigar store and see that there was one box where the cigars had holes in them, would buying another cigar be okay or normally do the insects go from box to box?

Railed

ashmaster

kuzi16

Crimthann

College_kid

Thanks for the replies guys. I didn't see any holes in my Ghurka that I bought, and it was wrapped in plastic and on the other side of the room so I don't think I have anything to worry about. Plus all I have in my dorm is a mini fridge with no freezer, so I'd be *** out of luck anyways.

phisherman

I'd smoke it sooner, just to be safe. Depending on the size of your stash, you might loose a lot. Why chance it.

Smoke=Fire

letsgowithbob

jsnake

WHY? Someone please tell me why this has to be brought up over and over? Time to go check my humidors again. Thanks alot.

j0z3r

Talk about a blast from the past...I haven't seen most of those guys around for a year at least.

nightmaremike31

The Cank

I hate these types of posts and I had to read it before I went to bed.... Jake don't worry man. Your new humi will protect them from the nasty beetles

PuroFreak

nightmaremike31

phobicsquirrel

Hawk55

Same here Snake...everytime I see this word in a post I CRINGE....and it will be at least 6-8 hours before i can check my humis...talk about agony!!!!

PuroFreak

LoL Yea it is partially due to the color, which is very green, also you can see all the seeds laying in the plate, plus look at the actual clump. It has large stems with buds coming off of it... I'm no master roller, but I'm thinking that wouldn't be a good cigar to have that many stems.

nightmaremike31

The Cank

madurofan

The Padrons break my heart. I've unfortunately gone to war with the little cigar eating bastards in my humidor before.