i got canadian virginia flue cured from leafonly once around a year ago and some of the leaf was partly gray on one side. i am not sure but it looked like mold that was killed or died with heat or fumigation. i wasn't satestfied with it but i am slightly spoiled. they are about twenty minutes from me. they were nice but the tobacco i got wasn't what it should have or could been been. i don't know if it was bad luck or a common problem that i wasn't expecting.
i grow tobacco and have around 75 plants this year. everything is doing good. i am priming some burley and b.s. samsun. my virginias are only flowering for a week now so it will be a few more weeks until i start on that. the only problems i had so far this year are aphids then dampness for color curing so i sprayed and fired up my heater and came out ok so far. time will tell.The grey is sponging, I don't think it hurts anything but it is ugly though, The blue or green spots are mold. They probably didn't pay much for it. Did you get a discount? If you want whole leaf tobacco, talk to Don or BB. If you need friends, we're here and can show you how to grow and cure it.
i got canadian virginia flue cured from leafonly once around a year ago and some of the leaf was partly gray on one side. i am not sure but it looked like mold that was killed or died with heat or fumigation. i wasn't satestfied with it but i am slightly spoiled. they are about twenty minutes from me. they were nice but the tobacco i got wasn't what it should have or could been been. i don't know if it was bad luck or a common problem that i wasn't expecting.
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