Hi All
I have just planted a many cigar varieties probably at the wrong time of the year because this is the typhoon season but anyway could be lucky and get through without them blowing away,,cant wait till December to get them in (experiment) Climate here is 21c to 24c night and averaging around 30c daytime. It is a good climate for tobacco growing. For fermentation I just keep them hanging in the barn as the humidity and heat do the trick without any special treatment (but takes many months) have had good results in the past. I am just getting back into planting as we have moved to a new place with plenty of space. This forum is of great value and help to all persons involved in growing tobacco for home use or whatever.. its a must. One of you guys sent me many tobacco seeds a couple of years ago, I am not sure who it was but if you are reading this please let me know if it is you, just want to thank you and I owe you some Philippine tobacco seeds.
cheers Jerry.
I have just planted a many cigar varieties probably at the wrong time of the year because this is the typhoon season but anyway could be lucky and get through without them blowing away,,cant wait till December to get them in (experiment) Climate here is 21c to 24c night and averaging around 30c daytime. It is a good climate for tobacco growing. For fermentation I just keep them hanging in the barn as the humidity and heat do the trick without any special treatment (but takes many months) have had good results in the past. I am just getting back into planting as we have moved to a new place with plenty of space. This forum is of great value and help to all persons involved in growing tobacco for home use or whatever.. its a must. One of you guys sent me many tobacco seeds a couple of years ago, I am not sure who it was but if you are reading this please let me know if it is you, just want to thank you and I owe you some Philippine tobacco seeds.
cheers Jerry.