Or worse. If they go into the baggy wet the closed system with no air movement can develop mold and issues.I meant that the actual amount of air flowing through a sealed bag would be very limited, so depending on what relative humidity was already in the sealed bag, the sticks might dry up. (I may be wrong...I am always learning, so feel free to correct!!)^^^^ Please explain the lower Clint. Cause if humidity from the bag is escaping along with air being exchanged.... Then whatever humidity you have in that humi is going right back into that sweet little Baggie. If not you would have a vacuum.Freeze...Don't risk it.
Also, those sticks will definitely not get nearly the same humidification if the ziplock is sealed.
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