Once again I am indebted to S'PC. I ran my homegrown Virginny through my spaghetti machine (Carbon copy of S'PC's) and a week later after sunning the makings (hopefully all or mostly fermented) was all ready to try a test cigarette. So...I thought...best to refresh first and by dog....It must be ground two more times. Where did my friend S'PC get off to? I can't thank him again if he's vanished from the earf. Sure wish he'd pop back around just for a sec. I owe him a ton. Best tobacco tutorial record that exists. Ya know...for the white guy tobacco has been around since Jimtown at least. Centuries of knowledge on the subject has come and gone. What S'PC has left us is a brilliant history lesson in practicality. Without him we'd be all the dumber on this topic...however you come down on it.
I’m binge watching your content and it’s excellent, very informative, you got a new sub ! The only thing is the background music is a little loud, it makes you harder to understand sometime. Anyway i’m harvesting for the 1st time and i’ll follow your advice !
Good way to moisten your tobacco is to Ziplock bag it then freeze it in the freezer. Once the bag is cold take it out and open it. The moisture in the air because the tobacco is cold will condense perfectly. Then close the bag again and your set. Does it just like a cold beer glass
I'm curious once you air cure whole leaf is it possible to shred (I go fine 0.5mm for rollies) then simultaneously ferment with flavor infused cool vapour, leave to air dry and absorb then age in airtight with occasional burping? Repeating the vapour, dry and store periodically to maintain moisture and flavor
So maybe I’m zoning out and not getting it but to ferment: 1) in the jar for several months to years 2) bring out and shred 3) sprinkle with water and zip in bag 4) bag in the sun for 10 mins and then done ?? Is that it?
Howdies S'PC! Got you upvoted and subscribed. At the end of the vid I jes went hmmmpf! See, here's the thing. I just made up my mind about 4 days ago to get into this thing...a little too late this year, I guess as it's May already. So, jumping into my research one thing I ran into was how to slice and dice. Not much choice really. One machine was cheap but had lousy reviews and the other was expensive for a beginner/experimenter. I just ordered a pasta machine on your say so! Prolly needed one anyway. I will explain to the wife later over a spaghetti supper or something. I'll be going through your videos for the next while. My chief interest is not so much smoking as I finally kicked that after a lifetime but more about having an edge should things go south. I can garden. I can do that. In the meantime I have a very nice online catalog from TrueLeaf with a ton of varieties. I'm principally interested in pipe tobacco with a side of chew. I'm completely gobsmacked. Could you help a pal out and make a recommendation for a couple of varieties to blend or use alone? Tons of vids but not much advice on that, that I have run across yet. I'd sure appreciate your recommend! Your bestest fan in Alabam, Norm
This pasta machine, would be a great help, I live in a native home and put in the paper make cigarettes and sell them to smokers. I am very interested pls send me a sample of the pasta machine
the more you move tobacco, shake, bop, shift, stuff in your pocket, doesn't matter how it's stored,, can, baggie, etc...the more it breaks down into an unusable dust.
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Once again I am indebted to S'PC. I ran my homegrown Virginny through my spaghetti machine (Carbon copy of S'PC's) and a week later after sunning the makings (hopefully all or mostly fermented) was all ready to try a test cigarette. So...I thought...best to refresh first and by dog....It must be ground two more times. Where did my friend S'PC get off to? I can't thank him again if he's vanished from the earf. Sure wish he'd pop back around just for a sec. I owe him a ton. Best tobacco tutorial record that exists.
Ya know...for the white guy tobacco has been around since Jimtown at least. Centuries of knowledge on the subject has come and gone. What S'PC has left us is a brilliant history lesson in practicality. Without him we'd be all the dumber on this topic...however you come down on it.
Very interesting video, thanks for sharing it with us. Now I need to go back and watch your earlier postings. Take care!
Thanks brother 🔥🔥🔥
Amateur smoker here. Might not know much but I liked the look after 1st pass 🖖
Thanks for the video. Very informative. I’m glad you are back to making videos again. Don’t be a stranger….
Hey thanks brother! 🔥🔥🔥
I’m binge watching your content and it’s excellent, very informative, you got a new sub ! The only thing is the background music is a little loud, it makes you harder to understand sometime. Anyway i’m harvesting for the 1st time and i’ll follow your advice !
I’ve got a pasta cutter and some burley leaf…never thought to put them together. Thanks for this tip!
Nice! Drier is easier through the rollers 🔥🔥🔥
Good way to moisten your tobacco is to Ziplock bag it then freeze it in the freezer. Once the bag is cold take it out and open it. The moisture in the air because the tobacco is cold will condense perfectly. Then close the bag again and your set. Does it just like a cold beer glass
I'm curious once you air cure whole leaf is it possible to shred (I go fine 0.5mm for rollies) then simultaneously ferment with flavor infused cool vapour, leave to air dry and absorb then age in airtight with occasional burping?
Repeating the vapour, dry and store periodically to maintain moisture and flavor
So maybe I’m zoning out and not getting it but to ferment:
1) in the jar for several months to years
2) bring out and shred
3) sprinkle with water and zip in bag
4) bag in the sun for 10 mins and then done
?? Is that it?
Yeah..that's it 😁
Perfection!😁
Howdies S'PC! Got you upvoted and subscribed. At the end of the vid I jes went hmmmpf! See, here's the thing. I just made up my mind about 4 days ago to get into this thing...a little too late this year, I guess as it's May already. So, jumping into my research one thing I ran into was how to slice and dice. Not much choice really. One machine was cheap but had lousy reviews and the other was expensive for a beginner/experimenter. I just ordered a pasta machine on your say so! Prolly needed one anyway. I will explain to the wife later over a spaghetti supper or something.
I'll be going through your videos for the next while. My chief interest is not so much smoking as I finally kicked that after a lifetime but more about having an edge should things go south. I can garden. I can do that. In the meantime I have a very nice online catalog from TrueLeaf with a ton of varieties. I'm principally interested in pipe tobacco with a side of chew. I'm completely gobsmacked. Could you help a pal out and make a recommendation for a couple of varieties to blend or use alone? Tons of vids but not much advice on that, that I have run across yet. I'd sure appreciate your recommend!
Your bestest fan in Alabam,
Norm
I would recommend Virginia. It's the easiest the grow, has the highest yield,and can be smoked by itself 🔥🔥🔥
@@smokinpipechannel9602 That's wonderful. Again, super thanks and I'll surely take your suggestion!
why not use a spray bottle to make it slightly damp?
Very nice 🖒 🖒
Thanks very much 🔥🔥🔥
Can you give us a glimpse of the cherry flavorings for cigarettes? Thanks, translated by Google
This pasta machine, would be a great help, I live in a native home and put in the paper make cigarettes and sell them to smokers. I am very interested pls send me a sample of the pasta machine
Can you use an electric paper shredder for this?
I've never tried it. Drier leaves will be less likely to jam 🔥🔥🔥
the more you move tobacco, shake, bop, shift, stuff in your pocket, doesn't matter how it's stored,, can, baggie, etc...the more it breaks down into an unusable dust.
Seems easy enough - but first you need to grow the tobacco.
Yep, takes a while 🔥🔥🔥
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Just put it in a mason jar. Than you don't have to "flick, flick, flick" every 7 days.