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Tobacco seeds and growing
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  1. #81
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    WOW

    Well I bought 2 of these little e54349x Compact Plant Trainer & Jiffy Mix Combo from Jung Seed. jungseed.com They have 49 tube spots each and you water from the base of it. Then when it's time to plant you push the bottom up and it loosens the plugs to plant.

    So I tried really hard to get just a few seeds per tube but failed miserably. There were tons in each spot. So when they came up I waited for the 4 leaves and finally there they were. Now I look at this and think NoWay am I moving those little guys...oh well she said to do it so here goes.

    So I go get a couple of toothpicks (smallest thing I could think of) and carefully work them apart from all their little friends and plant them in the 2nd plant trainer. Well Lo & Behold they ALL survived and have been growing like weeds....

    Now if we could just get a week without a deluge I could get them planted before they are full grown....LOL

    So far I would highly reccomend these trainers for starting just about anything. And thanks again Squeeksmom for the seeds.
    CG

  2. #82
    Chemgal- that's wonderful!!!! It IS really hard to just get a couple seeds at a time - almost impossible.
    Flipper, honest, they WILL grow. It seems they start so slow and small, then, all of a sudden, they're big. When mine go into the garden, I usually have to really "look" for them - then, they outgrow me.

    Home from the trip - it was sure fun, but it was sure exhausting. I think I'm getting too old for visiting.

    squeeks
    sic vis pacem, para bellum

  3. #83
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    Jul 2006
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    i found that it is just cheaper to take wide strips of newspaper, roll it around the bottom of a jar, and twist. then i filled these little cups up with soil, and, using a fork, transplanted the tiny little ittybitty seedlings. some made it, some didn't. most made it. Now, I don't know what to do with all the extra I'm going to have, so I'll just let it grow and see where this goes. funny, I quit smoking, and so did dh, so i guess we'll be using it for barter.

  4. #84
    A member just pm'd me about seeds, but my DH deleted the message before I could reply to it - I DO still have seeds, and have mailed them out to you - got your addy from my email notice of pm. I'm really sorry that I couldn't answer your pm - but I DID get seeds out to you.

    squeeks
    sic vis pacem, para bellum

  5. #85
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    Got the seeds in the mail today. Thanks again.
    The democracy will cease to exist when you take away from those who are willing to work and give to those who would not.
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  6. #86
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    squeeks, it looks like I'm getting to this party late, but I'm sending you a pm anyway.
    If we ever forget that we're one nation under God, then we will be a nation gone under... Ronald Reagan

  7. #87
    juco, no problem. pm'd back

    squeeks
    sic vis pacem, para bellum

  8. Quote Originally Posted by juco View Post
    squeeks, it looks like I'm getting to this party late, but I'm sending you a pm anyway.
    Me too - am I too late?

  9. #89
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    Quote Originally Posted by juco View Post
    squeeks, it looks like I'm getting to this party late, but I'm sending you a pm anyway.
    So am I...... it would be great to get my own tobacco growing and deprive the gov there sin tax.

    If ya still have seeds available they would be much appreciated.
    May you reap what you sow.... and your harvest be plentiful.
    http://thisbluemarble.com/

  10. #90
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    Need help with next stage

    Squeeksmom
    Thanks again, they are going to town out there. Now if you could please explain the next steps in this operation, would be very grateful

    1. Fertilization? what do they like? (I have rabbit pellets available) or epsom salt or Miracle Gro

    2. How to save the seeds like you did? and will the plant produce well if I save the seed or should I only do it on certain ones?

    3. After harvesting & hanging in the barn to dry (I am going to hang the leaves on hangers on rods ....not full plant hanging) what is next step or can I just leave them there to dry/age?

    4. Anything else you can think of
    Thanks for the chance to learn something new.
    CG

  11. This is so kind of you Squeeks. I appreciate your generosity.

    Hope sometime there's something you'd like from Iowa that I could help you out with.

  12. #92
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    I just stoped at the po box tonight and there were the seeds, was the bright spot in my day.

    Thank you so much Squeeksmom
    May you reap what you sow.... and your harvest be plentiful.
    http://thisbluemarble.com/

  13. #93
    bumping this back to waaaaaay up

    squeeks
    sic vis pacem, para bellum

  14. #94
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    Need help with next stage



    Squeeksmom
    Thanks again, they are going to town out there. Now if you could please explain the next steps in this operation, would be very grateful

    1. Fertilization? what do they like? (I have rabbit pellets available) or epsom salt or Miracle Gro

    2. How to save the seeds like you did? and will the plant produce well if I save the seed or should I only do it on certain ones?

    3. After harvesting & hanging in the barn to dry (I am going to hang the leaves on hangers on rods ....not full plant hanging) what is next step or can I just leave them there to dry/age?

    4. Anything else you can think of
    Thanks for the chance to learn something new.
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