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Main Tobacco Role: blending Typical Use: cigarette Curing Method: air Tobacco Type: Burley Number of Leaves: 22-26 Origin: Tennessee Plant Size (Height): 72 Days to Maturity: 80 Lifespan: Annual Sun Requirements: Full Sun Drought Tolerant: Best sowing Method: Start Indoors Disease Resistances: TVMV Disease Resistances: Black Shank Disease Resistances: TEV Disease Resistances: Black Root Rot Disease Resistances: Wildfire Disease Genetic Classification: Open Pollinated not promote the use of tobacco products

As seeds mature, select the best starts to thin and divide into larger individual containers until ready for outdoor transplanting

Tobacco prefers healthy, rich soil in full sun

However, not all members of Nicotiana are the same and, depending on use, some types require a slightly different soil makeup

Tobacco is not a fruiting crop and does not rely on pollinators during these winter months