I've seen a lot of threads debating hatch rite over vermiculite. That's not what this. I'm on the fence between the two the pros for vermiculite are that it's tried and true. Pros for hatch rite are that it's cleaner and reusable.



My question I guess is for experienced hatchrite users. From most of what I've read it appears that most of the issues with hatchrite are it's ability to loose water. And I guess the best way to use it is to add water by weight as it looses it. But I've also heard of people getting hatchrite and it not having the proper water content from the get go. So if you are setting up a new egg tray how do you know what the weight should be to have the right humidity from the start?
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