MTMoretz
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Hi! I'm new to growing and smoking. Smoked a pipe twice and liked it so much I wanted to start growing it. Looking for advice on heirloom varieties, organic growing, and curing methods before I get started next year. Thanks
newbie from NC
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Welcome to the forum.
We have a Pipe Smokers forum where you'll likely find some information. Pipe Smokers Forum
We have a Pipe Smokers forum where you'll likely find some information. Pipe Smokers Forum
MTMoretz
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Thank you! I'll check it out now.
POGreen
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Welcome to Fair Trade Tobacco ! 
Welcome to the forum. What you plant for next year will depend on what you like to smoke in your pipe. There are many heirloom tobacco varieties that are perfect for various pipe blends.
While you're waiting for next year--which will actually begin for you in Feb or March, with germinating seed-- have a look at www.wholeleaftobacco.com. Common pipe tobacco blends contain flue-cured Virginia, one or more Orientals, and perhaps some Latakia. Using any air-cured variety, you can make Cavendish and Perique at home.
Be sure to read the grower's FAQ (link at top of every page).
Bob
While you're waiting for next year--which will actually begin for you in Feb or March, with germinating seed-- have a look at www.wholeleaftobacco.com. Common pipe tobacco blends contain flue-cured Virginia, one or more Orientals, and perhaps some Latakia. Using any air-cured variety, you can make Cavendish and Perique at home.
Be sure to read the grower's FAQ (link at top of every page).
Bob
Welcome the forum. A lot of good information here. You can get addicted to growing tobacco.
Welcome to the forum, you can spend a lot of time reading up for next year, but http://wholeleaftobacco.com can provide you some excellent tobacco to begin now.
Rickey60
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Welcome!
MarcL
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leverhead
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Welcome!
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