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Tobacco "Virginia 202"
Tobacco "Virginia 202" - Nicotiana tabacum L.
A common variety of tobacco, intended for smoking in any way, with a low tar content and a pleasant sweetish taste. Cultivated everywhere.
The basis of the vast majority of pipe mixtures, one of the few types of tobacco varieties that is also used in its pure form.
The growing season is 111-133 days.
The plant is oval in shape, with raised large oval-elongated leaves of light green color. There are an average of 24 leaves per plant. The yield of raw materials of the first commercial grade is 97%. Average yield 1.5 kg/m2.
Sowing of seedlings is carried out at the end of March-April. Before sowing, the container is filled with slightly moist soil (three parts sandy loam turf soil and one part well-rotted and sifted humus), the surface is compacted and leveled. The seeds are evenly distributed over the surface, lightly pressed into the substrate, moistened with a spray bottle and covered with film. The crops are placed in a bright, warm place, watered through a tray, and ventilated every day (raise the film for 30 minutes).
Young plants are planted in open ground in mid-late May at a distance of 50-70 cm. In mid-July, tobacco collection and drying begins.
Tobacco leaves are fermented before use.
A common variety of tobacco, intended for smoking in any way, with a low tar content and a pleasant sweetish taste. Cultivated everywhere.
The basis of the vast majority of pipe mixtures, one of the few types of tobacco varieties that is also used in its pure form.
The growing season is 111-133 days.
The plant is oval in shape, with raised large oval-elongated leaves of light green color. There are an average of 24 leaves per plant. The yield of raw materials of the first commercial grade is 97%. Average yield 1.5 kg/m2.
Sowing of seedlings is carried out at the end of March-April. Before sowing, the container is filled with slightly moist soil (three parts sandy loam turf soil and one part well-rotted and sifted humus), the surface is compacted and leveled. The seeds are evenly distributed over the surface, lightly pressed into the substrate, moistened with a spray bottle and covered with film. The crops are placed in a bright, warm place, watered through a tray, and ventilated every day (raise the film for 30 minutes).
Young plants are planted in open ground in mid-late May at a distance of 50-70 cm. In mid-July, tobacco collection and drying begins.
Tobacco leaves are fermented before use.
