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Originally Posted by shilala
I chop it down and compost it when it's done. I save some seed, too. If you wanna cure it, it's a royal pita, and takes a lot of work.
Nebraska is as good as anyplace, I suppose.
You can start the seeds right in the dirt or start them indoors. They're easier than growing tomatoes and grow a lot faster.  |
Curing isn't all that difficult. There are a few good write-ups on it. Some people even use large foam coolers and wood dowels.
Here is one such article:
http://www.victoryseeds.com/tobacco/...ltivation.html
If you didn't want to make cigars from it, you could chop it up and grind it fine to make cigarette, snus, chew, etc.