It's already cured. Now it needs either aging or kilning....stick it in a mason jar with the lid off out in the sun and cure it further...
Bob
It's already cured. Now it needs either aging or kilning....stick it in a mason jar with the lid off out in the sun and cure it further...
Thank you Bob! It is very smokable. Something I have noticed in storing all my tobacco in jars at a medium case seems to really bring out their character. I’m going to get a kiln in order...It's already cured. Now it needs either aging or kilning.
Bob
It’s done nothing but rain here all weekend and ruined my harvesting plans. But here are some updates on the progress I have made.View attachment 24216
They are beets. I had some orange ones but only one jar worth and they were so pretty! I put up 14 pints this year.Are these pickled eggs?!
Thank you Dr. Pierce I was wondering if anyone else experienced this or if my plants and I were crazy!Hi Levi,
I'm also growing Little dutch. Yes I also notice that curvature. Mine are just now sending up flower buds.
Correct it goes up to 200 plus it shows temp ranges in green for yellowing and drying.What makes it a tobacco thermometer? Oh wait, it goes up to 200. Neat.
The way I am planning to run my kiln is that the temperature control will run the griddle as my heat source. The humidity control will run the crockpot for humidity and an small bathroom fan with a baffle in it for dehumidify. I have also unplugged the freezers compressor allowing me to run the freezers fan for internal air circulation. I’m hoping this will work for flue curing as well, however it is to late for that this year because all of my flue cure tobacco has already color cured golden brown. The temperature control is programmable up to 6 time periods. I thought I ordered the ITC310T-B but it’s just the 310T. Let me know what you all think about this setup.It's a nice setup for color curing. Can you explain how do you use the humidity controller? I think the crockpot is plugged in the temperature controller?