Right now I live in a place where the humidity is usually pretty up there (right now it’s 88%). The humidity here is tends to be to high for my cigars. How can I make it drier in my humidor?

Hypothetically, if someone were using a humidor for marijuana instead of tobacco cigars… What would be an appropriate level of humidity?

We keep the air conditioner in our home set to 76 degrees. That is the temperature my household agreed upon to balance staying cool and keeping the power bill down. I have a medium sized humidor with perhaps 50 different cigars. I have a digital hydrometer that also displays temp. In the coolest part of our house the humidor hangs at a constant 77 degrees with relative humidity at 70 percent. My question is whether or not a temperature of 77 degrees will harm my cigars. By harm I mean either hindering the proper aging, or risking the emergence of the dreaded to tobacco beetle. Thus far I’ve seen no indication of a beetle infestation. I’m looking for answers from people who have experience in cigar keeping. Please do not google humidor temp, as I’ve already done that myself. I’m also well aware of the widely accepted 70/70 rule. I’m asking for opinions drawn from experience only.