Greetings from the Cigar side of CB and Buffalo, Wyoming

[Old Smokey]

I will only be sprouting 3 different tobacco plants until they are about 6in tall on my windowsill, then will be transplanting them down to the huge ranch we border that is still public property with hunting, bike trails, hiking trails, a stocked trout pond, etc.

I'm sure 3 plants will go completely unnoticed, let alone be a problem if they are.

Still unsure exactly where I'll be drying and curing the plants. I can string some clothesline across an out of the way part of my room (no one but housekeeping would ever even know they are in there, and they won't give a shit), or in an area in the forested section where I can string them up between 2 small trees that are completely shaded by a bunch of big trees.

Already scouted a few spots where it would be almost completely dark.

Even if the drying and curing is a complete failure, I will still have had the enjoyment of tending to them and watching them grow.

For aging, I have plenty of unused tupperdors I can put in the complete dark of a few unused cabinets I have in my room.

The tobacco growing is really for pure entertainment. There's a high probability it will never be smoked, as it's 1 plant each of Filler, binder, and Wrapper strains, and with 2 paralyzed fingers, it's impossible for me to even try rolling a very poorly made cigar. If anything, it will be blended in cigar proportions and smoked in a pipe just for curiosity sake.

Already placed an order for a cob and some tobaccos to try that were highly recommended by members of the pipe forum i joined. The growing is just for something neat and interesting to do as I'm growing bored with doing the same things, the same ways, at the same times every day, and could use a new hobby.

I friggin love cigars

Happy gardening!

[jrfoxx]

Happy gardening!

Thanks.
Not really a flowers guy, so figured being an avid cigar smoker, growing a few tobacco plants seems fitting and fun

I friggin love cigars