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I've watched every video on youtube on when to harvest and this is the most informational video, exactly what i was looking for, thank you sir!

Pretty sure chlorophyll is what makes leaves green, (they’re green because they absorb red and blue light). nitrogen is a part of the chlorophyll molecule, it’s not nitrogen alone. Lowering the nitrogen level in your soil at the right time (I don’t know how you do this, probably easy with hydroponics) should help with leaves yellowing and maybe colder temperatures and just a slower drying process to let chlorophyll escape the leaves, this is just my opinion I could be wrong,

Thanks for all the good info on your channel. My first year growing my own tobacco, got a lot of helpful tips from this channel.

Sending a huge thank you from the UK for this informative video.

👏 a most educational video on when to harvest 👍

This is so useful I am a month in I haven't been uesing fetalizer just moving the plants to bigger pots with fresh rich soil thay seame health but I haven't had tham tring that green

Wow, I learned something today.

This is already so helpful & its only 2:00 in!

fantastic. not sure what that noise was when you named the vid butt,........

Thanks for the information!

In my experience, when grown in pots, there is enough fertilizer in the potting soil already, and I mixed it with (nutrient-poor) cocos fibers, just so the roots can breathe, as pure potting soil has the tendency to compress over time. People who have grown cannabis (or other herbs/plants that need plenty of root space) know what I mean, you just add something like peat, cocos or perlite to the potting soil to keep it from compressing. So point is, I only give them water, no fertilizer, I have 2 overwintered indoor plants for seed generation, they still become as tall as me easily in pots, like that. When growing outside in full ground, chances are that your soil type is high in nitrogen already, and all other nutrients are already there, there is no sense in giving extra fertilizer.

You're a star!

Ty bro! God bless!

All the best knowledge is learned the hard way 😏

great video

This was very helpful. I live in Central Portugal and have self seeding plants and felt I want to give this a go. I still don't know how long to cure it but I hope we get a few weeks of sun once I harvest and then they go in the greenhouse to dry. How about keeping the tabacco moist?

Very interesting

Exactly what I've been looking for, thanks. :) Just one thing...nitrogen ain't protein. It's a fertilizer such as in ammonium fertilizer. I've been growing some other..hmm.."tobacco" and once made the mistake to use too much fertilizer. Damned..that cost me five plants. I'll look forward to your other videos as I'm a complete newbie to growing tobacco etc.. :)

happy harvest

0:40 I remember picking tobacco in the Connecticut River Valley back in the 1980's on my summer vacation from High School. No girly gloves.... you just broke out in hives, and got a helluva nicotine high the first few days of work!

Thanks for the video! I've just finished my harvest of about 30 tobacco plants for this summer and I'm curious as to what to do with the tobacco stock left over. Do I cut them down and will they grow back in the winter or is it better to restart from seed every year? Thanks in advance for any advice!

recently bought 10 dollars worth of tobacco online, got hit with a 50 dollar duty fee, so i got some "Ontario bold tobacco" and "nicotiana rustica" seeds on the way lol

I want to add Nicotania rustica to my experiment. Do you know if the same harvest and curing principles apply to this tobacco plant?

Hi there. Very helpful video. A quick question for you. I have a few leaves that look like number five to the right. Should I cut off the dried brown part before hang curing?

Thanks for the great info. One thing though. Chlorophyll is what gives plants their green leaves or am I wrong? I know the leaves will turn yellow when a plant is low in nitrogen, but they also turn yellow due to the time of year, and the amount of light it receives as fall approaches. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong!

Hi. It is late Oct. and I still have green leaves. Is that normal? I'm in the Oregon coastal range.

Does it matter how old the plant is from growing from a seed. Before you can harvest the leaves or is it strictly just color

I have woodland tobacco growing. Is it safe to smoke the leaves?

What is the best way and how long do you leave them to dry out before it is smokable? I have another couple of months left before i harvest ( it's my first time growing tobacco)

What watt led will do them

Greetings. A quick question for you. Have you had experience smoking the leaves toward the top of the stalk versus those at the bottom? If so, is there any real difference in taste quality? I'm trying to decide if I am going to separate my leaves according to whether they're from the top or bottom of the stalk before fermenting and eventually smoking them. All leaves will be used as pipe tobacco. Thanks for any guidance. 🙂

With that brown spot on the good yellow leaf, can you just cut that spot out and continue on with the process? Or just leave the spot be?

They take long to turn yellow on the plant. And I don't give them any fertilizer at all. I'm growing the Aztec tobacco plant

My bottom leaves have went gold and manilla paper color on some of the plants and none have even tried to flower yet. Should i leave them on the plant or cut them off and try to cure them now?

A few of my leaves are on the soil going yellow I'll wait another 2 weeks

Thanks so much. Trying it for the first time and one of my varities is bright leaf! The hardest part is that this variety so light in color that it's hard to notice when it's ready for picking. Maybe mine just aren't ready yet

i think you might be confusing plant sugars for protein. plant growth isn't based on protein.

Any way you could use accidentaly broken green leaves? Or they better be tossed away?

I have tobacco growin and hemp lol call me George Washington 😆 I have videos up

How do you grind it so it comes out like store bought tobacco

so basically the trick is to stop giving N so it sucks it up from the lower parts, thanks.

Good video- yt will not allow me to like this video for some reason?

It’s chlorophyll not nitrogen that is the green.

chlorophyll

something i dont get, last time i saw some footage of amish guys harvestig their tobacco plannt. Friend, they were all green dark. see 7Nx55R4koa4 I guess its about the kind of plant, but unsure tbh. Anyways, cool video, i liked it