You would be better off growing it outdoors if you can and using the indoor space for drying.
Good thinking bro. Got plenty of indoor space for growing, but neglected to consider the curing aspect.
There are plenty of how to videos and articles out there. Example for chewing tobacco: https://novitiatehomesteader.blogspot.com/2009/11/chewing-tobacco-recipe.html Example for snuff: https://coffinails.com/snuff.html Videos galore on kike tube. Growing indoors could be a problem, the plants are pretty large, specifically the leaves: https://www.wikihow.com/Grow-Tobacco (I shortened all the url's, like a user said to. Hope they work for you.)
Yeah, I was researching it most of the day while at work, there is a plethora of info, you're right. Was hoping some niggerfaggots can help me narrow down my searches down to what worked for them. Was pretty hopeful about some hydro-chew, but that probably won't work, outdoors it is.
If you don't already use it, don't start. If you already dip/chew/smoke, start with what you use. There have been threads on 4chan on how to make dip (find it on 4plebs.) I've seen braided tobacco turned into chew, but I've never made it (apple juice and blackstrap molasses.) I think youtube will be your best bet to learn.
why aren't there nicotine soft drinks?
pure nicotine, in very small does, isn't harmful. it's the other substances / additives in tobacco, especially smoke, that are harmful.
nicotine extract is produced for the vaping industry. couldn't nicotine extract be added to cola, energy drinks, etc?
nicotine gum isn't harmful, as far as i know. but it's very expensive. why doesn't the tobacco industry produce nicotine extract gum and soft drinks, instead of harmful cigarettes and chewing tobacco?
Because, children. No really, that's it.
i think it is illegal for you to grow tabaco
Nah it's legal.
Most tobacco consumed in the U.S. grows on large commercial farms and sold by a few corporations. However, home growing for personal use is still legal in most areas. Homeowners who wish to plant a few tobacco plants should take the time to learn federal, state and local rules about their crop.
Yes it is perfectly legal to grow tobacco for personal use in my state, as it is in most states. I appreciate the heads up though.
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