The formed layer of coacervates could be disassembled by increasing the relative humidity (RH) of the substrate's environment (Figure ). The high RH dissolves the coacervates into a thin layer of concentrated peptide solution. When the original RH value is restored, the coacervates reform without any external manipulation. This could be advantageous for applications that require the release of encapsulated material in high humidity conditions such as the release of pesticides in agricultural applications. Alternatively, coating the coacervates with a protective layer, e.g. chitosan, polydopamine, etc., could possibly prevent this disassembly.