Greetings from Turkey to all of you, dear friends I joined you in 2024 and learned valuable information from this beautiful page. Can knowledgeable friends help me? I grew Havana Long leaf, greenwood dark, cuban criollo and connectucut broadleaf, habano2000 leaves. but since I made a mistake, the seedlings got mixed up and I don't know which varieties I produced. I completed the fermentation and rolled my cigars. I get three different flavors. Intense soil taste. Some have a little cocoa, especially another taste, smooth silky cream wood wood like in ep carillo cigars. I would be glad if anyone can answer me which varieties these flavors belong to.
The seedlings are mixed up, which ones do the flavors belong to?
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Can someone who knows cigar types and flavors help me? I planted Havana long leaf connecticut broadleaf greenwood dark connecticut broadleaf habano2000 cuban criollo types but all my seedlings got mixed up I don't know what I grew. The flavors I get are from which type, some leaves have intense soil, some cocoa and the silky cream and wood taste in ep carrillo cigars.
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I wouldn't save seed. Just start fresh next year with properly labeled seed. The leaf will be fine for blends except you won't know their proper names. You have some nice looking leaves.
Thank you. Which type do you think the soil taste belongs to? Have you ever planted these types?
The aromas and other characteristics (including leaf size, color, and overall leaf shape) of finished tobacco are highly dependent on the growing soil, fertilization, growing season's weather, as well as the environmental conditions during color-curing.
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I doubht anybody can help with identifying the variants, but The leaves Look really good
