I pick it green all the time , tie it in bunches and hang it upside down in 1 of my sheds till yellow / brown then heat cure it , rehydrate it with sugar water and shred it . tastes great . some times I will then put some in a mason jar and put it in the steamer for 4-6 hours to get a more cavendish style tobacco. Heat curing after color curing helps caramelize the natural sugars in the leaf , making for a sweeter tasting smoke and takes away the harshness too
A couple of tips to make the leaves turn fully yellow/brown while hanging: -Don't fertilize after mid-July, some of the old guides I've read suggested that fertilizing too late in the season keeps the leaves green permanently. In these guides mid-July appeared as the absolute latest point at which any fertilizer should be used, I stop fertilizing around midsummer and have had nicely cured leaves with plenty of nicotine (in northern Finland) -Wait for the leaves to start turning yellow until harvesting, picking the bottom leaves first. They should start maturing easier if you follow the previous step. -Hang them outside under an outdoors canopy, this way the air circulates (preventing mould) while still letting some indirect sun on them (curing them but not too much). The moisture difference between night/day might also play a part in this, at least it prevents the leaves from drying too soon. If it's really damp and cold though (like it is for the last leaves) you shouldn't leave them hanging for more than 1-2 weeks because of the mould risk.
Also the reason why they dried green , was because you harvested the leaves too early... when the leaves start to turn yellow and almost cure on the plant , then you pick and hang the leaves up... you picked all those leaves and they were dark green... you interrupted the process of letting the chlorophyll , natural start to fade out of the leaves , and hence , the leaves would of turned yellow , and then would go golden brown/dark brown .. so you harvested them prematurely... and also the cutting of the stems on the leaves ???.... not supposed to do that too... as again your interrupting the natural curing/fermentation, it needs to juice in those stems , on the leaves .. to do its work , and dry naturally. Sad to see all that go to waste. Hope you take my advice and try again. watch Larry Hall's videos on Growing and Harvesting tobacco. I grow Tobacco aswell. Its a shame because your plants looked nice and healthy etc... Sam.
even at that he could have salvaged the crop by allowing those green leaves to cure and ferment in a pilon. this does of course have to be done before the drying process.... and the oils and nasty harsh chemicals break down, including the chlorophyll. I have a vid about a very small scale version of this i did in a paper towel and actually the finished product is not at all that bad. :( really sucks. wish they had done more research.
I'm in the UK - I harvest my leaves green; there's not the heat and the sun here for them to ripen yellow on the plant. I think your leaves dried out too quickly once you harvested them. I take the green leaves and hang each one individually with a paperclip. If they dry out slowly enough they still do turn yellow and then brown. I think your leaves dried too quickly before the changes could take place! :) Don't bind leaves together, hang them individually!! Just my opinion!!
Best way to get rid of snails and slugs. Put half a jar of beer in random places. They love it so much they will do anything to get it. They get drunk on it and fall in it and drowned. I had loads of slugs and put about 6 half full jars of beer down. In 2 days every jar was full of dead slugs and snails.
Thank you for posting this. Genuinely. Regardless of "success or failure" we can all learn. I am growing my first crop, and want to harvest already. I'm doing what most would swear against, letting them all flower. I want to enjoy this beautiful plant, as much as possible.
Yes, the flowers are really beautiful. But if you only let one or two plants flower you will see the difference in leaf quality. The one without flowers gets bigger leaves. If you let one set flowers you have seeds for the next season.
@@creatinkercom ya, seeds im excited for. Also i have never seen a tobacco flower in person(till now). Im also growing 4 varieties and not too many. I topped 1 I think ill top 2 more. We have some destructive dogs and I'm just letting it ride. Its all for fun anyway!
@@GabrealManuel well do you want seeds or seedlings? Seedlings, no idea. Seeds there were 2 websites I found(in usa). "Sustainable Seed Company" and "Victory Seeds" i got the seeds from VS late, and none got past germination (probably my fault) but I ended up having 200+ proper plants from SSC, only saved 22. I mean, I could also send some seeds your way from my plants if you cover shipping (if its necessary)
I grow a variety of tobacco(LA Perique) which never yellows on the plant. They did cure well in stacks. It’s Feb. (Louisiana), they’re almost a year old. The plants never quit flowering. The bees are on them now. The Burley I grew (Ky21) yellowed on the stalk and cured beautifully with no issues. Good video.
You did so well then harvested premature. :( You wanna cut most of the flowers off the top save a few big ones for next seasons seeds, then wait for them to be yellow moist and almost browning. Once harvested hang in a more humid area where not so dry. You'll get it next time. My first time I tried taking my sprouts outside in 90 degree sunny weather and burned them up. Now got new sprouts and it's almost August.
It is NOT necessary to wait for your leaves to turn yellow or brown on the plant , possibly desireable but not set in concrete .The commercial growers don't work that way (especially when the conditions are not favorable for the tobacco) and so when the decision is made to harvest many acres of tobacco they harvest the lot regardless of color. They do this because they know that when the leaves are taken from the fields and placed into their heated fermenters ALL leaves turn Brown in a few days anyway. This method is good for most virginia varieties used for cigarettes. The heated fermenter sheds remove the ammonia from the leaves and color the leaves brown. Futher darkening is usually the result of keeping the tobacco in a sealed dry environment after fermentation . Anyone can make their own fermenter using any old retired Fridge or vertical freezer with a crockpot in the bottom as the heat source. 42 days at 50 C will cure most tobacco to give a very pleasant sweet smelling , ammonia free smoke that doesn't burn your throat or give you a cough or send your head into a spin.
Have you tried wrapping them in towels and leaving them in a warm place, turning each pile twice a day for 3-4 days? This technique helps to yellow the leave before hanging ( 'twas something I saw on a TH-cam video) and is quite effective!! I am just a novice like yourself, this being my first harvest, I have tried a fair few different methods and this one was by far the most effective.
Yes, I tried that last season without success. This season I grow other types where Burley is one that started to turn yellow first. Due to the climate where I live I started the seeds six weeks earlier this season so the plants has more time to mature. I have read on other forums that green tobacco leaves is a problem also for experienced growers, not just me. If the leaves is near yellowing I think the piling method will work. But if they are to far off, they just dry green or get mold in the process.
Let the leaves turn gold with almost no green at all left on the leaf. I harvested some of my leaves at pale yellow with the edges of the leaves already brown. You want the plant to be green up until a certain age then stop fertilizalizing it and allow it to start going pale green to yellow. I stack the leaves in a pile of 30 stem to stem in pairs with the leaves facing out and place the stack wrapped in a bath towel. Every so many hours i take the leaves out and wave them air them out in small spread stacks of 7 and shuffle and spread them let them sit in piles in the open air for 15 -30 minutes than put them in one stack again and wrap them back in a towel. I leave them in the towel from 2 to 4 to 8 hours and air them out in intervals.
What I did with leaves that dried green. I rehydrated them and dried again, and rehydrated and… until they turned to very dark green or black or brown. Haven’t tried them yet, but they look like they might be ok.
keep at it, this happened to me the first time. What i got wrong is that i didnt let the leaves yellow completely on the plant before i picked them. it was very disheartening to see all of that time spent wasted. Second season I did way better 80% of everything grew. What i did different is I picked bottom ones that yellowed first then I waited 2 weeks for the top ones the yellow before I pick also got a dehumidifier to prevent the mold =) hope this helps
If you cut the flower off you tend to get bigger leaves as the plant uses energy to grow them instead of the flower. You’ll always get a greater quantity of tobacco that way. Also you harvested them way to early bro, need to wait till they start to turn golden.
Hi, thanks for sharing. Now july 2019 but it might assist some. In uk, west mids, my 1st attempt at growing baccy. Phenominal results so far. Growing at allotment, in greenhouse and in raised bed at home. Greenhouse lost 2 huge plants, allotment lost 2 plants, raised bed lost one plant.No yellowing so far in greenhouse, 7 feet tall, all green, allotment,3 to 4 feet tall, nice harvests, raised bed, great harvests,put a roof over raised bed after huge amounts of rain,,,plastic sheets for free, good step, all thriving with air and heat but no rain,but obviously have to water. shoe box full of dried baccy so far,,,,,so i think around 2 percent of potential end product. Burley and virginia,,,,,,,,,,,turkish variety all failed,but 3 plants growing after another sowing. Oh, leaves of green plants over 30 inches,,,,,,,if they yellow!!!! I don't think baccy is meant to grow in greenhouses? From my meagre findings. Outside protected and staked,from winds seems to be my findings. I am amazed at their characteristics.. Interested to speak to other growers at home.
Hello Terry I have not grown any tobacco for some years. But next season I think of giving it a try again. But for my last try, the tobacco outside the greenhouse did grow better than those inside the greenhouse. I will probably try your method with a raised bed. That and quick-growing tobacco I think will do the trick.
@christine2755 yeah but they have industrial level fermenting chambers and heaters etc. If you're doing it at home w no equipment you have to use different methods.
the problem is twofold. as suggested by most people you picked too early. secondly you should never use a fan to dry the leaves. the leaves must cure not dry. keep them moist and at a higher temperature than room temperature... put a panel heater and a humidifier in the room and try keep some basic air flow not a gale force wind or fan. hope 2016 was better...
And I should have used a type that has a faster grow cycle. I did try the humidifier but then I got mold on the leaves. Only the one that got yellow before I picked them was ok in the end. But if you don't try, you don't learn anything.
Stop feeding them nutrients a month before harvesting... The bottom leaves will begin to yellow on the plant... Don't slit the the leaf stems after plucking The harvest will turn yellow on the line slowly
Omg, #1 ...Wait for loss of N. #2 No buds.#3 pick only some yellow on leaves. .Keep leaves supple and air moving.Stack at 30 days and cut with scissors.. Check daily when curing ..,Wait 1yr. Cal in Alberta Canada
Hej Tom Jag köpte växthuset 2015 här: www.grohus.com/se/ Men jag kan inte hitta exakt det jag köpte då. Men det finns liknande och det jag har fungerar än.
nyfiken att odla själv nu så tänkte nu om du kan avvara lite frön att starta upp med? och vad kostar det eller om du har tips på bra ställe att skaffa frön
Årets frön har varit i jorden en månad nu, så du är lite sent ute, men ännu hinner du. snusfabriken.com eller tilbudet.nu är två ställen där du kan köpa frön.
If you're adding nitrogen, that'll stop the leaves going yellow and ready to harvest. I only add nitrogen when they are very young. Check out my plants on my video.
Hello Thank you for the tip. I will try that next season. I have had better luck with my tobacco after I made this video. But I still have a lot to learn, and I keep on trying.
No, they don't seem to be affected by the nicotine. But this season I have not seen a single snail and no snail bites on my tobacco so far, I hope it stays that way.
I don't think this dude knew what he was doing and unless using it for snuff or something it would be impossible to roll that crunched up powder into cigarettes. And what's with brushing the leaves? I use to spray the leaves off but don't do that because any bugs or debree will fall off when they dry out.
Your stuffing around with it too much just pack it give it a spray with the hose and hang it make sure there's a bit of your rolling on the leaves before you pull them off it really is easy don't overthink it
6:55 man i came here to learn something but this is ........u cant dry out leafs like that u need to control process not to dry out too quickly ....it gets more ''gummy'' and wont crush ....and dont crush it ....u need it moist a little and there is scissors for it to cut it into tiny shreds ...and u mustpackage it before it completely drys out or it'll crush ...no one wants to inhail dust it damages lungs ....less dust more guality tobacco .....cuban rolled not contain dust ....think
I pick it green all the time , tie it in bunches and hang it upside down in 1 of my sheds till yellow / brown then heat cure it , rehydrate it with sugar water and shred it . tastes great . some times I will then put some in a mason jar and put it in the steamer for 4-6 hours to get a more cavendish style tobacco. Heat curing after color curing helps caramelize the natural sugars in the leaf , making for a sweeter tasting smoke and takes away the harshness too
So after drying and browning rehydrate with sugar water do you stick in a steamer with sugar water maybe speed up the process
A couple of tips to make the leaves turn fully yellow/brown while hanging:
-Don't fertilize after mid-July, some of the old guides I've read suggested that fertilizing too late in the season keeps the leaves green permanently. In these guides mid-July appeared as the absolute latest point at which any fertilizer should be used, I stop fertilizing around midsummer and have had nicely cured leaves with plenty of nicotine (in northern Finland)
-Wait for the leaves to start turning yellow until harvesting, picking the bottom leaves first. They should start maturing easier if you follow the previous step.
-Hang them outside under an outdoors canopy, this way the air circulates (preventing mould) while still letting some indirect sun on them (curing them but not too much). The moisture difference between night/day might also play a part in this, at least it prevents the leaves from drying too soon. If it's really damp and cold though (like it is for the last leaves) you shouldn't leave them hanging for more than 1-2 weeks because of the mould risk.
Also the reason why they dried green , was because you harvested the leaves too early... when the leaves start to turn yellow and almost cure on the plant , then you pick and hang the leaves up... you picked all those leaves and they were dark green... you interrupted the process of letting the chlorophyll , natural start to fade out of the leaves , and hence , the leaves would of turned yellow , and then would go golden brown/dark brown
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so you harvested them prematurely... and also the cutting of the stems on the leaves ???.... not supposed to do that too... as again your interrupting the natural curing/fermentation, it needs to juice in those stems , on the leaves .. to do its work , and dry naturally.
Sad to see all that go to waste. Hope you take my advice and try again. watch Larry Hall's videos on Growing and Harvesting tobacco. I grow Tobacco aswell. Its a shame because your plants looked nice and healthy etc...
Sam.
even at that he could have salvaged the crop by allowing those green leaves to cure and ferment in a pilon. this does of course have to be done before the drying process.... and the oils and nasty harsh chemicals break down, including the chlorophyll. I have a vid about a very small scale version of this i did in a paper towel and actually the finished product is not at all that bad. :( really sucks. wish they had done more research.
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I'm in the UK - I harvest my leaves green; there's not the heat and the sun here for them to ripen yellow on the plant. I think your leaves dried out too quickly once you harvested them. I take the green leaves and hang each one individually with a paperclip. If they dry out slowly enough they still do turn yellow and then brown. I think your leaves dried too quickly before the changes could take place! :) Don't bind leaves together, hang them individually!! Just my opinion!!
Best way to get rid of snails and slugs. Put half a jar of beer in random places. They love it so much they will do anything to get it. They get drunk on it and fall in it and drowned. I had loads of slugs and put about 6 half full jars of beer down. In 2 days every jar was full of dead slugs and snails.
Thank you for posting this. Genuinely. Regardless of "success or failure" we can all learn.
I am growing my first crop, and want to harvest already. I'm doing what most would swear against, letting them all flower. I want to enjoy this beautiful plant, as much as possible.
hey sir! greetings! i want to grow my first crop too. any idea where i can get some seedlings?
Yes, the flowers are really beautiful. But if you only let one or two plants flower you will see the difference in leaf quality. The one without flowers gets bigger leaves. If you let one set flowers you have seeds for the next season.
@@creatinkercom ya, seeds im excited for. Also i have never seen a tobacco flower in person(till now). Im also growing 4 varieties and not too many. I topped 1 I think ill top 2 more. We have some destructive dogs and I'm just letting it ride. Its all for fun anyway!
@@GabrealManuel well do you want seeds or seedlings? Seedlings, no idea. Seeds there were 2 websites I found(in usa). "Sustainable Seed Company" and "Victory Seeds" i got the seeds from VS late, and none got past germination (probably my fault) but I ended up having 200+ proper plants from SSC, only saved 22. I mean, I could also send some seeds your way from my plants if you cover shipping (if its necessary)
@@wexy021 can i have your contact sir? idk how much it costs for a shipping from us to philippines tho =) i am very glad having your back sir hehe
I grow a variety of tobacco(LA Perique) which never yellows on the plant. They did cure well in stacks. It’s Feb. (Louisiana), they’re almost a year old. The plants never quit flowering. The bees are on them now. The Burley I grew (Ky21) yellowed on the stalk and cured beautifully with no issues. Good video.
You did so well then harvested premature. :( You wanna cut most of the flowers off the top save a few big ones for next seasons seeds, then wait for them to be yellow moist and almost browning. Once harvested hang in a more humid area where not so dry. You'll get it next time. My first time I tried taking my sprouts outside in 90 degree sunny weather and burned them up. Now got new sprouts and it's almost August.
It is NOT necessary to wait for your leaves to turn yellow or brown on the plant , possibly desireable but not set in concrete .The commercial growers don't work that way (especially when the conditions are not favorable for the tobacco) and so when the decision is made to harvest many acres of tobacco they harvest the lot regardless of color. They do this because they know that when the leaves are taken from the fields and placed into their heated fermenters ALL leaves turn Brown in a few days anyway. This method is good for most virginia varieties used for cigarettes. The heated fermenter sheds remove the ammonia from the leaves and color the leaves brown. Futher darkening is usually the result of keeping the tobacco in a sealed dry environment after fermentation . Anyone can make their own fermenter using any old retired Fridge or vertical freezer with a crockpot in the bottom as the heat source. 42 days at 50 C will cure most tobacco to give a very pleasant sweet smelling , ammonia free smoke that doesn't burn your throat or give you a cough or send your head into a spin.
Darn! Now that is a COMMENT. Excited to grow this year.
You have to use heat. And a fan. No direct sir in leaves. In a dark room. 70 degrees min. Fermenting g will turn leaves brown
Have you tried wrapping them in towels and leaving them in a warm place, turning each pile twice a day for 3-4 days? This technique helps to yellow the leave before hanging ( 'twas something I saw on a TH-cam video) and is quite effective!! I am just a novice like yourself, this being my first harvest, I have tried a fair few different methods and this one was by far the most effective.
Yes, I tried that last season without success. This season I grow other types where Burley is one that started to turn yellow first. Due to the climate where I live I started the seeds six weeks earlier this season so the plants has more time to mature. I have read on other forums that green tobacco leaves is a problem also for experienced growers, not just me.
If the leaves is near yellowing I think the piling method will work. But if they are to far off, they just dry green or get mold in the process.
Let the leaves turn gold with almost no green at all left on the leaf. I harvested some of my leaves at pale yellow with the edges of the leaves already brown. You want the plant to be green up until a certain age then stop fertilizalizing it and allow it to start going pale green to yellow. I stack the leaves in a pile of 30 stem to stem in pairs with the leaves facing out and place the stack wrapped in a bath towel. Every so many hours i take the leaves out and wave them air them out in small spread stacks of 7 and shuffle and spread them let them sit in piles in the open air for 15 -30 minutes than put them in one stack again and wrap them back in a towel. I leave them in the towel from 2 to 4 to 8 hours and air them out in intervals.
Thanks, I will try this tip if I have green leaves again.
Thanks for sharing this information. I’m growing my first crop, and might had done same mistake. Mycket bra!
What I did with leaves that dried green. I rehydrated them and dried again, and rehydrated and… until they turned to very dark green or black or brown.
Haven’t tried them yet, but they look like they might be ok.
I think u may have harvested early
Yes, I probably did. But the summer and the warm weather was gone so the plant did not have time to mature and yellow naturally.
Yeah
keep at it, this happened to me the first time. What i got wrong is that i didnt let the leaves yellow completely on the plant before i picked them. it was very disheartening to see all of that time spent wasted. Second season I did way better 80% of everything grew. What i did different is I picked bottom ones that yellowed first then I waited 2 weeks for the top ones the yellow before I pick also got a dehumidifier to prevent the mold =) hope this helps
When I see someone doing so so many things wrong I can't continue to watch.
If you cut the flower off you tend to get bigger leaves as the plant uses energy to grow them instead of the flower. You’ll always get a greater quantity of tobacco that way. Also you harvested them way to early bro, need to wait till they start to turn golden.
Yes, I know that now. It's the mistake you learn from ;-). I hope I have better luck this season.
great content brother
I've never had this problem yet (in UK) I always keep them in direct sunlight when growing/curing
Hi, thanks for sharing. Now july 2019 but it might assist some. In uk, west mids, my 1st attempt at growing baccy. Phenominal results so far. Growing at allotment, in greenhouse and in raised bed at home. Greenhouse lost 2 huge plants, allotment lost 2 plants, raised bed lost one plant.No yellowing so far in greenhouse, 7 feet tall, all green, allotment,3 to 4 feet tall, nice harvests, raised bed, great harvests,put a roof over raised bed after huge amounts of rain,,,plastic sheets for free, good step, all thriving with air and heat but no rain,but obviously have to water. shoe box full of dried baccy so far,,,,,so i think around 2 percent of potential end product. Burley and virginia,,,,,,,,,,,turkish variety all failed,but 3 plants growing after another sowing. Oh, leaves of green plants over 30 inches,,,,,,,if they yellow!!!! I don't think baccy is meant to grow in greenhouses? From my meagre findings. Outside protected and staked,from winds seems to be my findings. I am amazed at their characteristics.. Interested to speak to other growers at home.
Hello Terry
I have not grown any tobacco for some years. But next season I think of giving it a try again. But for my last try, the tobacco outside the greenhouse did grow better than those inside the greenhouse. I will probably try your method with a raised bed. That and quick-growing tobacco I think will do the trick.
Simple answer is you didnt leave the plant alone long enough untill they turned yellow
SR_Gaming when you watch videos of the professionals they take them green
@christine2755 yeah but they have industrial level fermenting chambers and heaters etc. If you're doing it at home w no equipment you have to use different methods.
Don't do what you did. Look at your zone...and match the plant to the zone. Treat tobacco like a herb, you macerated the plant...why not grow outside?
o comon I came here with the hope that I would watch a tutorial how to grow tobacco but yeah.....
i like it green
Pic from bottom up, they ripen at bottom first
Great exercise in learning 😀
the problem is twofold. as suggested by most people you picked too early. secondly you should never use a fan to dry the leaves. the leaves must cure not dry. keep them moist and at a higher temperature than room temperature... put a panel heater and a humidifier in the room and try keep some basic air flow not a gale force wind or fan. hope 2016 was better...
And I should have used a type that has a faster grow cycle. I did try the humidifier but then I got mold on the leaves. Only the one that got yellow before I picked them was ok in the end. But if you don't try, you don't learn anything.
great video on tobacco plants, i'd like to hear how your next season went, lol
It's going better for each season. Now I managed to make very good homemade snus.
Stop feeding them nutrients a month before harvesting...
The bottom leaves will begin to yellow on the plant...
Don't slit the the leaf stems after plucking
The harvest will turn yellow on the line slowly
if it's green then it's unfermented tabacco correct?
Omg, #1 ...Wait for loss of N. #2 No buds.#3 pick only some yellow on leaves. .Keep leaves supple and air moving.Stack at 30 days and cut with scissors.. Check daily when curing ..,Wait 1yr. Cal in Alberta Canada
Slugs love beer put small plates around your garden and overnight the beer attracts them and they drink themselves to death.
Yes, I know. I used a beer-trap the second season, but it became disgusting if I forgot to empty it regularly.
you went through all that effort to pick them green lol come on
Which month best for grow indoor tobbocco plant?❤
Hej. Jätte bra videos på hur du odlar. En fråga, hur har du byggt ditt växthus? / Tom
Hej Tom
Jag köpte växthuset 2015 här: www.grohus.com/se/
Men jag kan inte hitta exakt det jag köpte då. Men det finns liknande och det jag har fungerar än.
nyfiken att odla själv nu så tänkte nu om du kan avvara lite frön att starta upp med? och vad kostar det eller om du har tips på bra ställe att skaffa frön
Årets frön har varit i jorden en månad nu, så du är lite sent ute, men ännu hinner du. snusfabriken.com eller tilbudet.nu är två ställen där du kan köpa frön.
Dude, do not harvest your leaves until they start going yellow. I am sorry about how your leaves worked out, that looked like a nice crop.
If you're adding nitrogen, that'll stop the leaves going yellow and ready to harvest.
I only add nitrogen when they are very young.
Check out my plants on my video.
Hello
Thank you for the tip. I will try that next season. I have had better luck with my tobacco after I made this video. But I still have a lot to learn, and I keep on trying.
Why do you clean with the brush the leaf?
RagingBear to get rid of bugs and their larvae
I'm shocked that snails were eating your tobacco. I was under the impression that the nicotine in these plants kept away all pests.
No, they don't seem to be affected by the nicotine. But this season I have not seen a single snail and no snail bites on my tobacco so far, I hope it stays that way.
Snails often eat tobacco, but then they die.
I don't think this dude knew what he was doing and unless using it for snuff or something it would be impossible to roll that crunched up powder into cigarettes. And what's with brushing the leaves? I use to spray the leaves off but don't do that because any bugs or debree will fall off when they dry out.
I assume he was brushing them to clean them which is fine, but he kept putting the brush down on the ground/dirt after brushing each time!
Because not enough space in between leaves
If entire tobacco plants are cut at stalks will it grow back?
Not too low. Just leave stalks. Suckers and shoots should naturally grow.
Maybe because where you live it is too cold. I did some try here in Italy and they all turn yellow and brown.
Learn to grow.
What state. Where is ur air flow
Dude where do you live and how do you do it? Can you make an instructional video please?
everybody is wrong. Go watch a Padron video or something. My guess is your temperature and humidity. gotta stay 70%, and 70 degrees F for Months.
Your stuffing around with it too much just pack it give it a spray with the hose and hang it make sure there's a bit of your rolling on the leaves before you pull them off it really is easy don't overthink it
Hi
What watt led will do them
have you tried agin and if you did how did it go
its to cold and humid use a heater and dehumidifier
Yes, I think you are right. But if you don't try, you don't learn anything ;-)
On the leaves it looks like it had a type of Mosaic Virus... could be wrong though.
Ok
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25 gal net pots buried halfway
how to order tabacco seedling?
You can find them online:
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You can learn what not to do with this video
I shit a bigger leaf.
25 gal net pots buried half way.
No air flow.
Baby leaves.
So cute.
To much yellow and droooooooooouuuuup
svensk?
Too much nitrogen.
:)))))))))
You should really know what you’re doing before you make a video
Yes, you are probably right. I see you only have one video on your channel...
In wich law does this state?
6:55 man i came here to learn something but this is ........u cant dry out leafs like that u need to control process not to dry out too quickly ....it gets more ''gummy'' and wont crush ....and dont crush it ....u need it moist a little and there is scissors for it to cut it into tiny shreds ...and u mustpackage it before it completely drys out or it'll crush ...no one wants to inhail dust it damages lungs ....less dust more guality tobacco .....cuban rolled not contain dust ....think
have you tried agin and if you did how did it go