Manyetizma
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I bought15 kg tobacco leaf , but %90 molded like this . I split few un molded tobacco for save but maybe molded not visible , what i can do for cover tobacco from molds ?
White mold on tobacco , it's can be cured ?
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I bought15 kg tobacco leaf , but %90 molded like this . I split few un molded tobacco for save but maybe molded not visible , what i can do for cover tobacco from molds ?Manyetizma
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Mold on the stems is fairly common, and usually not a problem for smoking the leaf. Discard any leaf lamina with visible mold. (If it does not smell like mold, and you will be burning it in a cigar filler or a pipe or cigarette, then a small amount of mold on the leaf is not a health risk.) Spread out the leaf and allow it to dry so that it is just barely flexible. Then store it again. Mold spores are everywhere, no matter what you do. Controlling it is by reducing the moisture content of the leaf.
Bob
Mold on the stems is fairly common, and usually not a problem for smoking the leaf. Discard any leaf lamina with visible mold. (If it does not smell like mold, and you will be burning it in a cigar filler or a pipe or cigarette, then a small amount of mold on the leaf is not a health risk.) Spread out the leaf and allow it to dry so that it is just barely flexible. Then store it again. Mold spores are everywhere, no matter what you do. Controlling it is by reducing the moisture content of the leaf.
Bob
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