Hi David I never comment on other peoples videos but you have saved my life. Please check out my last couple of videos. I have just started but I think your vids changed my attitude towards health

What kind of tea if you don't mind sharing?

All my homies are soldier bugs

@@mindfk394k Late, but excepting deletions it doesn't look as if you've received an answer yet. Soak tobacco (original commenter was referring to stubs of cigars, but misspelled "butts") in water. Filter/strain the resulting "tea" and put it in a spray bottle and you have an effective poison for many insects, as well as people, so be careful, wear gloves, etc. Rinse your veggies!

@@gunslingersymphony5015 hey thanks (understood) hagd..

@@mindfk394k You're welcome! Glad I could help. You as well.

women that smoke are hot af

Me too! 🥰

Me 2 🥰

My dream girl is one who will smoke cigars and chop bowls with me 🤤

I grew out some perique in south Louisiana. Came out very nice

@@shanemichaels8289 That'd be amazing. I live in NE Indiana so I've got the wetlands, but not the extended hot season. I'm going to have to build a greenhouse to get what I want here, for a lot. Finally making the money for it, so I can't find the time anymore.

@@gunslingersymphony5015 I had leaves two hands wide ; as long as my forearm and plants six feet tall. Great smoke

How do you ferment in your pocket?

@Chris Z. Same theory as turning bananas brown for banana bread, or ripening fruit on the counter: I color cured the leaves until they were dried brown, then I brought them up to case, then I wrapped the cased leaves in moistened brown paper (cut up grocery bag), put that in a zipper bag within another zipper bag (mainly to protect it from my sweat), and carried it around in my pocket for a while. Since I took them out to rearrange and air out every day I was able to judge when the smell of ammonia was gone. Shortly after that I prepped it and smoked it. Edit: since my harvest this year won't be all rustica, and I'll have more than one plant, I plan to use s kiln for fermenting.

Neem oil is suppose to be a natural insect repellent gonna try this yer

It gets a bad name because of cigarettes which are extremely bad and smells like crap. Cigars in general do stink and recommend out doors, pipe tobacco on the other hand even none smokers can enjoy the aroma.

I was surprised how close you had them growing the garden. I'm sure you know what's best...I'm just surprised. I guess it depends on the variety, eh. Good on you. I just searched to see if I could grow it in zone 3 and I guess there are varieties that'll grow in even zone 2!!!! Time to make a cheap greenhouse and get some heat mats and lamps, too.

You are welcome.

Probably yes on the paper towels, but they are so tiny they're likely to die when you try to move them. Indoors, probably, but you'd need good, strong light.

I've grown them on wet paper towel, indoors, but the seedlings died when I moved them outside. They're very delicate. This was during the recent VERY hot weather here in Australia. I'm planning on trying again during our autumn.

+Nathan Brackenridge Victory Seed Company. There are some other options in my booklet, too, plus a lot on growing the plant. It's tricky at first but once established they're easy.

Thanks David! By the way I co-host Reforming business with Gary Morris. I just listened to your interview with Gary and we are planning on putting the finishing touches on it so we can post it this week. That's what brought me to your youtube channel. Great stuff!

+Nathan Brackenridge Ah, very good. I enjoyed doing that interview and look forward to hearing the final product. Hello and well-met.

growing some chop chop are we

@@chucksneed5476 😉😀

Yes - that comes afterwards in the flavoring part. I haven't had much luck tracking down what they use, but I did put some pipe tobacco in my smoker and smoke it to get a "Latakia" flavor. It's really hard to get good data on traditional pipe tobacco methods.

That's a good question. I believe it was grown in the arid Southwest. The trick will be keeping it decently irrigated. It's not too picky.

I'm pretty sure you can grow it most places we used to grow it in Ireland and the weather isn't great so I don't think extreme heat is needed

I grew them.

Victory Seed Company

Ausseeds.com

It has a lighter, grassy taste, with slight bitter undertones. Definitely a bit different. Best if aged for a while.

14$/pack here in quebec 🤐

They tolerate bad soil but do better with good.

@@davidthegood Thank you fore the reply David, I got some cow poe so I start digging tommorow.

Victory Seed Company

Or ebay

Victory Seed Company.

Order natvie tobacco seed

Try ebay

ledgrowhydroponicgardening.com/

Come to yogyakarta, indonesia..

You can buy them on eBay. Look for "nicotiana tobaccum" seeds. About $9 AUD.

There is Neem oil it's organic or maybe make a cigar tobbacco soak in water and spray plants regurly?

Yes

you mean just hang and dry it, cut up and go? :D thanks for another really nice video

Does the sun drying you've talked about fix the tastes

Have you had better curing process and what are your recommends? Also I have a food dehydrator would this be fine to use perhaps on the low setting for drying?

@@mindfk394k from what I understand you need to ferment the tobacco to acquire a pleasant taste

@@bobsmith-ud9xi I probly will dry on fabric screens and also try the dehydrator..and for fermenting just leave air dry indoors at around 40% humidity and have a smoke from that batch time to time..not going to seal it at all for as long neccassary...

I also drink a lot of coffee.

@@davidthegood That would explain it

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