Growing tobacco is legal in Georgia, but it's a marathon: start tiny seeds indoors 4 weeks before last frost in warm trays. Grow to 6″, transplant to sunny bed in early May, water and fertilize regularly. Remove flowers and suckers for leaf production. Harvest yellowing leaves over weeks, cure 3 weeks in warm dry spot, then age months to remove harshness. Details at xrl.us/GROWTOBACCO. Let me know if you try it!
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