Beautiful leaf. That wood is gorgeous, too.Harrow velvet
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Once you catch the disease, you have to do the cure. Even Frog Morton has leaf curing on the wall of his cellar!curing tobaccos is the most difficult part and not recommended for newbies.
I would sample it first.Cherry red is brown/green and probably soon going to compost.
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My experience this season is that Harrow Velvet dried a nice brown too. Shirey under exact same conditions has been very difficult and kept its greenish hue for a long time. Lately with temperatures cooling and humidity rising it seems to be having a positive effect- green is fading away.Harrow velvet is the only one that is brown and good looking.
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I have 6 leaves that were harvested much later and those are still drying. I tossed them in the same bag because I thought that they wont bring that much moisture.Is this an undried middle vein? Or am I mistaken?
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