I'm going to try growing nicotiana rustica or "kessu" as it's known in Finnish just for fun and a few smokes. I don't generally smoke but it's an interesting tradition of growing your own tobacco here last it was very common during and after the wars so I'm going to continue it.

I wholeheartedly agree with you on Tobacco being a barter aspect. Especially well cured Rustica. If you can get some Perique, jar your Rustica alongside it for Curing, they play very well together and taste amazing 50/50

Its so nice to see you this day.

tobacco is definitely interesting I definitely don't recommend smoking it but before I got into the music industry, I studied herbalism and one thing that caught my attention in my herbalism course was a lesson called the forgotten medicinal properties of tobacco now keep in mind the tobacco I am talking about is wild tobacco ( Nicotiana Rustica ) commercial domesticated to tobacco ( Nicotiana Tobacum ) has no medicinal properties left in it after domestication. But wild tobacco ( Nicotiana Rustica ) was traditionally used as a natural pain reliever and to dry up mucus in the nasal cavity to clear up nasal congestion so I found that very interesting it's a shame what we turned tobacco into as a society but hopefully someday that will change who knows.

You have the right ethos on where life is going .. Good journey .

Great video. Great honesty. Thanks for sharing

I appreciate you carpo

I've grown Virginia tobacco in the past to honor one of my great grandfathers from the hills of North Carolina. This year I grew two different strains of Rustica for a friend of mine. He provided me with Ojibway and Cherokee seed . He gave me some Odawa seed but to late to start plants for the 2021 growing season. I'll grow all three strains next year. This was a trying growing year due to wind, rain, temperature and humidity. Liked your comments and thoughts Carpos!

Nicely done.

Growing Nicotiana Rustica (in Missouri) for first time this year. Wish me luck!

You rock! Thank you!

I so appreciate that you make these videos! I love to learn and you are a great teacher! Thank you!

Really cool video man.

Plants r amazing!

Such a powerful medicine

I now grow tobacco plants bc of your videos . Im growing Mohawk and sylvestris plants.

Wow, thank you!! I’d love to grow the Mowhawk tobacco. I’m gonna grow some this season! Thank you

An acquaintance of mine was recommended nicotine and or tobacco smoking for IBS and other autism and various comorbid condition symptoms. Thanks for your bravery in sharing.

Very true and smart about bartering tobacco when shit hits the fan which I have a feeling it will as well. Thanks for the insight and knowledge my friend !

Always great info! Also, I particularly like the necklace with the 🔴. 😉

I got some seeds from my mom who got them from a friend from Canada. I grew some sacred corn planter and the mystery seeds this year. I'm at 5000ft above sea level in Utah with very low humidity. The corn planter grew well but the plant itself is kind of small. The mystery plants went crazy and depending on how much shade each one has gotten have produced very different leaves. Some VERY DARK green thick and others lime green and thin. The point to this super long post is I'm now convinced that the mystery plants I grew are mohawk like you held up in the video. The shape and structure of my leaves are exactly the same. It would make sense that someone from the north west would have been growing that variety up there too. So thank you awesome video!

Updates on this year's harvest coming soon

The part about being a valuable commodity is very true.

Just got some different kinds of seeds, thanks my friend

I want the shit to hit the fan…😂 I’m on board!!

We call it in Ukraine "Makhorka", it is green and have lumps in mix, very strong and have different from regular tobacco taste. Makhorka is easy to grow and proceed, but intend for poorest smokers and not so popular as "turkish tobacco" (Nicotiana Tabacum). I have seeds and intend to grow some quantity for killing fleas and to have emergency reserve of smoking staff

Your garden is so beautiful..

Still haven’t figured out the curing or fermentation process myself. Grew harrow velvet this year.

I stopped smoking tobacco a few years ago but have some rustica seed I've just sown. I'd like to try occasional use mixed with my homegrown cannabis and want to add some to a changa blend.

Great video. currently growing a rustica variety and "kentucky-17" a virginia type, in northern catskills. got my seeds from sustainable seed company, chico, ca, a few years back, been saving seeds since then. i havent topped my plants, so i have a huge supply of seeds..the hummingbirds and bumblebees love the yellow flowers on the rustica, and the deer haven't touched it...

I just started this year and my Mohawk and Connecticut Shade are only like a foot tall so far. I was also trying Little Dutch and Moonlight but they are still tiny so far. For me i plan on rolling my own cigars in the future and maybe as a trade good.

Any tips on curing would be appreciated. Thanks for the video, Aloha.

End Censorship!

Do you know if it is possible and safe to tincture green leaves of rustica? Or do they have to be dried first?

Thank you for this video. I just bought a hopi tobacco starter and panicked after because finding growing info online is very hard. Anything I've found is in the seeds or harvesting but I couldn't find what sun it needs, soil, watering etc.

I hoped for tips on starting seeds and transplanting them. Also if it can be used for smudging. I want to use it for land blessing

Hi, I grow mapacho in my balcony...as you said it just self seeds. I fee really connected to its spirit and I feel it has very strong protection from heavier energy. Thanks for your video.

i shall first begin now same type as yours but i got told danish weather is perfect for them and basicly just drop them any place and they grow hehe i ordered 200 seeds now i see probelly a bit to many when they also gives seeds haha its the rustica i have.

I might order some mohawk seeds, there is a town called mohawk not far away, bout an hour :)

If you ever decide to come back to Facebook, there is a group that I would love to have you join. The two main operators are dealing with seed grown genetics of kratom plants and are experimenting with cultivars(?) that are more conducive to our environment. Kratom isn’t actually evergreen, it is deciduous in nature and it can survive a Michigan winter outside. One small tree thought dead had actually gone dormant and has been thriving again after 6 months of being bare. Be well

Happy 7/19/19 to you all :)

What was the book you mentioned you on rumble

The tobacco is a council of guardians

Well shit has hit the fan.

Where can I get good quality mohawk seeds? Thanks.

I'm going to start growing my own but where do I start? Mohawk

i am trying to grow some Aztec sacred tobacco , i live in Utah , and its going slow and not easy just to get a start growing healthy ... help

I wantto buy some mapacho sir can i contactyou ?

I am growing tobacco for the first time right now, waiting for seeds to germinate. I have sprinkled 2,000 seeds into a plastic tray 2.5' by 4' depth of soil is 4 inches. Problem is I have left them in my wooden storage shed. It has been maybe 70 degrees in the day, 47 degrees at night... will the seeds not germinate or just be "slow" in doing so? I am using a 2 different types of "Virginia" type tobacco for pipe smoking and live in the Southeast. I will have to look into the Nicotiana Rustica seeds in the future. I was unaware of them. I quit smoking cigarettes for a few years ($55 a carton) to pipe smoking which I enjoy ($65 for 5lbs) I do not have a furrowed garden per say but have been considering if I can grow 100 strong plants from seedlings to then placing them in various locations throughout my yard as if they were ornamental bushes, ;-) I may even line the drive way with them, but let me ask you please, will the deer eat them? I do have a lot of deer at night in the yard.

Thought it was illegal to grow tobacco but I grew it anyways just figured out it was legal

Wow you got strikes? I get that KZfaq does a lot of demonitization, but to delete and strike videos because they contain certain subjects is a little weird.

Hey, I've been growing rustica for three years, and I'm still making mistakes and learning. One thing, I don't think it's prohibited to grow tobacco in Australia or the UK, but you have to declare it to the government. Also, did the Turkish introduce tobacco to Europeans? I thought it was the other way round. Just curious.

And to date, for a long time, research has shown that nicotine has great results in preventing/lessening Parkinson Disease, Alzheimer's, tourettes...!

Have you ever considered that since 'nic' is water-soluble, tobacco can be soaked overnight and have all (or close to it) of its nicotine extracted into the water? Just in case you were curious about its flavor.

i think most people dont have the space to grow enough tobacco to fuel their addiction. I also think it's better for people not to be aware of this. The constant money drain is part of the reason people decide to quit.

Is this a Mandela effect my good man???! Or did a law change in the last 5-10. I remember my city had a little native dedication (I'm chip.) With tobacco as one of the directions on a sundial

Complete the trifecta and look into homebrewing. It's easy as well, especially if you make cider

You should ditch the vape pen and look into traditional pipe smoking.

This is totally off-topic for this video, but I had an idea for you while I was watching the video. Maybe you can record a "disclaimer", just once. Have a little fun with it. Just edit it in to the beginning of all of your vids (to stay within the guidelines). Just to be safe(r) and not have to actually say it every time you make a video. Just an idea.

Mmmm high toxicity plant chemicals 🤤😬