lmao
but so true

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I grow wacko tobbaco does that count ??

i tried it. its was easy. gnats get stuck the resin on the leaves. super sticky. i never got around to prepping it for smoke.

Hi --

Tobacco is subject to many pests. Generally, the tiny bugs you see on the underside of the leaf are aphids. They make their own "dew" which is very sticky. Ants like the dew, so you will frequently see ants travelling up and down the plants.

On the off chance that you were container growing tobacco indoors, it is possible you were keeping the soil too moist and you were seeing fungus gnats. There is an organic control for fungus gnats called Bacillus thuringiensis var. israelensis which is contained in a product called Mosquito Dunks. These look like toroids, flat donut-shaped, and are available at Lowes and Home Depot. Always try to buy them fresh as they do have a short shelf life. You can smash them up, soak in water, strain and spray on the soil to control fungus gnats.

Incidently, this should be great news to anyone growing pot indoors too. Repeat the spray after 1 week and as needed.

nicknugg, next time just hang the green tobacco leaves separated so air can flow between them someone in the shade and dry until they aren't green any more, then hang them somewhere really hot until they are totally crisp. After that, you can smoke them directly or age them in a box with exposure to the air for a year for better smoke.

Bob