Colorado boy!

[drinkthekoolaid]

Hey everyone, I have had a passion for the leaf for many years. Now I am taking a stab at growing. Unfortunately I do not have many local resources so I have set off to the interwebs. When picking up equipment local folks ask what strain of the devil's lettuce I am growing. Once I state I'm growing Tabacco they are almost appalled. Boy times have changed. Nothing against growing the "mean green" it's just not my cup of Cuban Coffee. I will be lurking to learn as much as I can on this awesome site.

 

[drinkthekoolaid]

I'll do some Digging but also want to find some clone recipes for LFD's Ligero cigars. looks like there is some pre-packaged blends available?

https://www.wholeleaftobacco.com/cat/cigar-tobaccos/cigar-blends/

 

[deluxestogie]

When picking up equipment

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"Equipment"? Don't they have a lot of dirt in Colorado?

Bob

 

[Charly]

Welcome here
I don't know LFD's ligero cigars so I can't help you much, but I am sure you will roll some good cigars with WLT's tobacco

 

[CobGuy]

Welcome from AZ!

~Darin

 

[Alpine]

Welcome to FTT

pier

 

[col555]

Hello and Welcome

 

[MarcL]

Welcome to Fair Trade Tobacco.
LFD's Ligero .. I think they fancy a piece or 2 of Pa leaf or binder in there.

 

[coachmike554]

Welcome aboard. I'm pretty sure they use Dominican Ligero

Some info for
La Flor’s info

After years of aging our estate-grown Ligero Tobaccos we were ready for our first “full bodied cigar”. The wrapper is Ecuadorian Sumatra with Dominican filler and binder leaves from our farm. The flavor is outstanding.