I was wrong.
The biggest are now a full 6' tall and the others aren't far behind.
The plants are also blooming.
I harvested one leaf which was yellow and ready to go, a Tennessee varietal, and have hung it up to dry in my garage. Results to follow.
Thursday, December 12, 2019
I Needn't Have Worried
When I started my tobacco-growing experiment, I figured the plants would get about 75% to full-grown and then stall out because I was so late in the year. Cold weather and the lack of sun would stunt their growth.
I was wrong.
The biggest are now a full 6' tall and the others aren't far behind.
The plants are also blooming.
I harvested one leaf which was yellow and ready to go, a Tennessee varietal, and have hung it up to dry in my garage. Results to follow.
I was wrong.
The biggest are now a full 6' tall and the others aren't far behind.
The plants are also blooming.
I harvested one leaf which was yellow and ready to go, a Tennessee varietal, and have hung it up to dry in my garage. Results to follow.
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So, how do you test tobacco? Are you going to smoke it, or chew it, or give it to one of your tobacco-smoking friends?
Wow, tobacco plants are rather pretty.
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