r/GrowingTobacco

Heavy? Overwater? Not enough water? I have no idea why it's happening, the second photo is from the same batch of Anatolian and looks better

Two of my plants have exploded in size and the first one looks like it’s splitting into two. Any advice

Edit: these are Hopi tobacco

6 tobacco in raised bed (3 Havana, 3 Connecticut broadleaf)

Crazy winds and weird weather but they seem to be ok.

Sorry for poor photo quality took it at night 20 minutes ago but I’m wondering if I’m watering too much usually do it every morning but they look like there yellowing which I hear is bad but idk?

Frankly was worried about the growing process due to the constant temp fluctuations up here. Have kept them inside with a grow light for the most part, allowing them some true sun when it gets warm.

I've noticed some of my repoted plants have been growing these new small leaves, near the base (photo 2), should I cut them or let them grow?

Thinned out the cells last Thursday this us how they are now. Going to thin them out again this Thursday because some late bloomer seeds decided to shoot out too. Only had 3 not survive after being thinned out but I think that is fine since there are so many now. I even started a new tray for Havana for wrapper leaf. These ones in the picture is criollo 98. Figured I should a different kind of leaf for my wrapper .

Let me know your thoughts!

First ones are going into soil in a week, some of them I will keep a bit longer. Only the strongest get a spot in my garden, one strain each. The rest will go into nature and we will see how they can handle themselves

Connecticut broadleaf and the Mississippi heirloom is to come

Couple things I can suggest as the cause. First is the holes may be from weedeating around it to fast. But the brown spots I’m unsure. There’s a Chinese tallow shaking pollen above it rn,that’s what the li brown things are, it’s pollen stigmatas(?) I wanted to make sure this isn’t a disease like I read on google. But I didn’t see any bugs or caterpillars on em just now either. So I’m unsure. I am in Louisiana so humidity is another possibility. Or sun burn… so I’m asking experienced eyes lol. Also if it’s water related lmk what a humid climate should aim for, should I just let nature handle them?

hello its my first time growing tobacco
criollo 98, habano 2000, florida sumatra and havana 142

I transplanted them today and i was wondering if my setup was good. i left 30 inches between each of them. Also do i need to put alot of water on them?

Didn't get a headstart this year. I got lucky to get some of last minute seeds collection of WinChunKing. The Red Russian/Petit Canadien Hybrid is very strong.

Second photo is backup for isolation

I'll be patient

This week is 80-90 degree weather
Next week is 60 degrees across the board