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Howdy from Austin! Where 'bouts are ya? I don't have any problems. My advice is to plant early to avoid the worst heat of late summer. Are you rolling ciggies or cigars?

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Balinger I roll pipe tobacco into cigs. occasionally smoke a pipe. due to late frosts and high temps by june when do move outside?
 

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Look up the average last frost date for your area and calculate back 8 weeks. That's when you should start your seeds indoors. Once established they can take the summer heat if given water when needed. I just don't like to work in it!
 

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I agree about working in the heat. 20 yrs construction along the gulf coast. Just wondering if the plants can handle 100+ at the end of their cycle.
 

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We regularly hit in the 110's+ here in the summer. My cigar varieties handled it fine. You may get a few sunburned edges or spots, but otherwise OK. They will wilt pretty dramatically in the late afternoon, but will spring back by late evening.
 

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that sounds about right. you would think my tomatoes were wilted to death by over night they look fine.
 

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rolling my own for 30yrs, 'bout time i tried growing some. looks like i found the right place for info. biggest problem i can see is my lack of humidity but i'm gonna give it a try.
Welcome from a fellow newbie in Ontario!
 
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