help identify havana plants???
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No, sorry. 
It doesn't look like 142. That might narrow it down.
That's some beautiful leaf. Although I can't identify it, I would be rather happy with it so far.
The node spacing is close, similar to photos from the Vuelta Abajo, but I would guess that it is the result of the latitude, rather than the variety.
Here are photos of a number of Havana varieties: http://nicotianaprojectnet.ipage.com/cigar_binder.htm. The plants in the photos were all grown near Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Bob
The node spacing is close, similar to photos from the Vuelta Abajo, but I would guess that it is the result of the latitude, rather than the variety.
Here are photos of a number of Havana varieties: http://nicotianaprojectnet.ipage.com/cigar_binder.htm. The plants in the photos were all grown near Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Bob
You have some good looking soil there and you did a fine job raising those plants. How about pictures of some of the cured leaf?
Here are 14 varieties from GRIN that have Havana in their name. Click each variety, if it has photos, they will be at the bottom of the page, click to enlarge.
http://www.ars-grin.gov/cgi-bin/npg...+Tabacum+Havana&submit=Submit+Text+Query&si=0
The plants in the photos are being grown for seed, so they are not topped and probably have suckers growing.
Here are 14 varieties from GRIN that have Havana in their name. Click each variety, if it has photos, they will be at the bottom of the page, click to enlarge.
http://www.ars-grin.gov/cgi-bin/npg...+Tabacum+Havana&submit=Submit+Text+Query&si=0
The plants in the photos are being grown for seed, so they are not topped and probably have suckers growing.
sansonPR
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thank's for your comments. i looked at the links but i can't match with mine. by the way i have a lot of these plant seeds if someone want to trade. Have no information of the profile of the leafs since is my first grow.
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sansonPR
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lady said that the closest match is havana 608. does anybody grows it and help???
Matty
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The leaves look thin, like wrapper or maybe lack of nitrogen, but the plants look healthy anyway. Also, the picture shows them at a young stage, some pictures of the same plants but more mature might help.
Pictures and description of Havana 608. http://nwtseeds.com/Havana 608.htm
Our member Skychaser sells seed on this site. Here's the homepage: Northwood Seeds Retail
sansonPR
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Yes they are thin. Maybe were primmed to early. Will post some pics of dry ones. Next harvest i will primme later when they turns more yellow. Thaks for all your help!!!
For cigar leaf, priming at or just before a small yellow tip appears seems about the right time.
Bob
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sansonPR
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This is how they are air curing..at the left are the first primed and at right the last primed.
Pretty leaf.
sansonPR
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thank you knucklehead!
DGBAMA
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Upper leaf tends to cure darker than lower. Looking good.
A friend to me grow Havana 322 Last year, his pictures looked almost like your.. Trying to get em of him again
Sorry I can't get the photo one Havana#322, he only had it on postcard. And I don't think I find it in the children's room.. And if I found it would it not be a a Garanti that you have the same..
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