Oh, and btw... Those are some nice lookin' plants and leaf for a rookie.
That unknown burley of yours in Monte Calme Yellow. After seeing the picts of your leaves, I am sure of it. But I'll still do that side by side grow out of your seed and mine next season to be absolutely sure.
Thanks Sky,
I'm looking forward to how the grow out goes on those seeds, and see for sure what you think. The flower was white with a very light hint of pink.
If you misplace those seeds, I might be able to come up with another pint or 2.
The Little Dutch and Dutch (Ohio) are 2 that I look forward to growing and rolling cigars and taste them.
This year was, just get something in the ground.
Next year I can grow tobacco, for the tobacco and compare different types, growth, and taste,
And now that I have burley , I can try other things and learn more ABOUT tobacco. And thanks to a friend, Next year's going to be a blast when it comes to different things.
I want to know everything I can about what every I'm growing.
With me that's the fun of it. To know everything you can, about everything you grow.
And the information you provide is what makes growing tobacco rewarding when you know as much as you can about what your growing, smoking and bragging to your friends about.
I'm going to top everything but the rustica, and try to focus on getting the prime out of each leaf. If I can. And run a tighter ship. Sounds good anyway.
And I hope we have enough moist weather before next years harvest so I can pack away what I got hanging. It's so dry it cracks to look at it... Or it could be my face.
So next year (2013) will be my first planed grow and I'm really looking forward to it.
Now how big to go. At least, The more I grow, The less I mow.
Thanks Sky