UmbriaFarmer
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Very shortly I will have one flowering plant's worth of a variety I bought from a German online supplier that they call Havana dunkelrot (dark red) and they say is a type of criollo. I grew 96 plants this year and allowed one to run to seed.
It's a middling height plant, the one I let flower is now a bit taller than me including about 30cms of flower height but the topped plants are all about 1.7m high. Give pretty decent size leaves and I got about 20 from each plant. The ones I grew under shade cloth have produced exceptionally fine, pliable wrapper leaves that have needed extreme care while handling. As long as I can ferment them without causing any damage I think they will make beautiful wrappers.
I would like to trade this seed for either Habano 2000 or piloto Cubano or corojo or vuelta abaho or any other traditional Cuban cigar variety. Any takers?
It's a middling height plant, the one I let flower is now a bit taller than me including about 30cms of flower height but the topped plants are all about 1.7m high. Give pretty decent size leaves and I got about 20 from each plant. The ones I grew under shade cloth have produced exceptionally fine, pliable wrapper leaves that have needed extreme care while handling. As long as I can ferment them without causing any damage I think they will make beautiful wrappers.
I would like to trade this seed for either Habano 2000 or piloto Cubano or corojo or vuelta abaho or any other traditional Cuban cigar variety. Any takers?
