About this variety
About Connecticut Broadleaf tobacco seed
Connecticut Broadleaf tobacco seeds (TOB123) are offered in the 50, 100 and 300 seed packet options. Nicotiana tabacum is recorded as the botanical species. No claim is made that representative photographs prove this exact seed lot or a formally registered cultivar.
Sowing
Tobacco seed is very small. Prepare a clean container with a fine, freely draining seed-starting medium and moisten it before sowing. Distribute the seed over the surface and press gently rather than burying it deeply. Maintain steady moisture without leaving the medium saturated. Warmth, bright light and regular ventilation support early growth, but locally suitable conditions should take priority over a universal calendar.
Seedling care
After emergence, provide consistent light and gentle air movement. Water carefully so small seedlings are not displaced. When plants are sturdy enough to handle, move them to individual cells or pots and allow the roots to establish. Acclimate seedlings gradually before placing them in stronger outdoor light or wind. Mature size, leaf form, flowering time and overall performance vary with temperature, day length, soil, sowing date and everyday care.
Packet and storage
Choose from the packet options shown on this page. Keep unused seed sealed, dry and protected from heat, humidity and direct sunlight. The seed is supplied for planting and botanical cultivation. No germination percentage, organic certification, health effect, consumption guidance or guaranteed crop result is stated.
