Hello all! My name is Mike but I’m usually called Raven. I’ve been interested in including some tobacco plants in with my new garden this year. I have a few planter boxes in the back I’m planning on using that were used for a few different plants before. I removed the grass underneath and have a barrier membrane separating the ground soil from the soil I added into the boxes. They get full sun almost all day due to my placement and the location of my home. Im just wanting to know besides the normal spacing of the plants in the box and keeping them regularly watered and supported as they get taller, is there anything in particular I can prep for to make sure I don’t have any horrible beginner mistakes.
I know full and well I’ll make at least a few errors during my first attempts as I get the hang of it, and I have a large shed I’ll be using to cure in already that we don’t really use for anything. It’s tall enough to where I can suspend them and not interfere with normal use of the shed for the stuff we have in there.
I know full and well I’ll make at least a few errors during my first attempts as I get the hang of it, and I have a large shed I’ll be using to cure in already that we don’t really use for anything. It’s tall enough to where I can suspend them and not interfere with normal use of the shed for the stuff we have in there.
