Hello from Sweden

[rainmax]

Welcome Matt. Now it is the time to start them and you are not to late at all....
Good luck.

 

[Hasse SWE]

Ok if you only look one "growing harness in Sweden" you might have a much better location than me (you are located in a growing zone 2-3, I have 4-5). That ain't tell the truth of every thing but tell a little thing and I can tell you that you still have a god chance to grow them. One mistake that is easy to make is to take them out to early let them be 1-1,5 dm before.
When I start seed I do it in a glasses of water (until they grow) I saw some times already that way.

I think it's a good idea to give you a link here, I think it can be helpful I can. Tell you that it is big difference between different zones:
http://www.seeds-gallery.com/sv/odlingszon.html

 

[POGreen]

Very welcome to the forum Matt !

 

[Matt]

Isn't Sweden the capital of Denmark?

I believe you got that backwards

I think it's a good idea to give you a link here, I think it can be helpful I can. Tell you that it is big difference between different zones:
http://www.seeds-gallery.com/sv/odlingszon.html

Yes I am in USDA 5b, RST zone 4-5. I never cared much about zones. It is a decent guideline but thats about it.

 

[Matt]

You guys all convinced me and I will have bout 90+ plants now. I should probably not have joined this forum.

 

[Hasse SWE]

LOL the FTT forum are much more than that, I hope you stay and perhaps read more about tobacco. It ain't hard to grow even if much happens from seed to useful tobacco. Much can and will go wrong (most I think the grower's love to the tobacco he growing create). I see growing much like love, if you do to much you will kill it...

 

[Matt]

LOL the FTT forum are much more than that, I hope you stay and perhaps read more about tobacco. It ain't hard to grow even if much happens from seed to useful tobacco. Much can and will go wrong (most I think the grower's love to the tobacco he growing create). I see growing much like love, if you do to much you will kill it...

So far so good. Thank you for the seeds Hasse!