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About this variety
Rannespeliy is the variety name under which this Nicotiana tabacum seed is listed in our catalogue. Nicotiana tabacum is a tall, broad-leaved annual in the nightshade family (Solanaceae), grown from seed each season. The product card records no height, leaf type or flower colour for Rannespeliy, and no photographs are attached yet, so this page describes the species and says plainly where variety details are missing.
Also known as: common tobacco, cultivated tobacco, tambaku (Hindi), tabaco (Spanish/Portuguese), tabac (French), Tabak (German), tütün (Turkish)
These are names of the species. Rannespeliy is the name of this particular variety as it appears on the store listing, and we have no verified breeder, origin or history for it, so none is given.
Plant at a glance
- Species: Nicotiana tabacum.
- Variety name: Rannespeliy.
- Life cycle: warm-season annual, raised from seed every year.
- Height, leaves, flowers: not recorded on the card for this variety, so we do not state them.
- Seed data: no seed specification is saved yet. We do not quote germination percentage, viability period or seed weight.
Individual plants grown from the same seed can differ in size and leaf shape depending on light, soil, spacing and season.
Sowing Rannespeliy
The notes below are general guidance for Nicotiana tabacum, not measured results for a specific seed lot.
- Seed size: the seed is very fine, almost dust. Mixing it with a little dry sand makes it easier to spread evenly.
- Light: Nicotiana seed needs light to germinate. Scatter it on the surface of moist, fine seed-starting mix, press it lightly into contact with the soil and do not cover it.
- Moisture: mist the surface instead of pouring water, which can wash the seed into clumps. A clear lid or film over the tray holds humidity; lift it a little each day for fresh air and remove it once seedlings are up.
- Warmth: keep the tray in a warm, bright place. The card gives no temperature or germination time for this variety, so we do not set one.
A tray surface dries quickly, and a dried surface is a common reason sown seed fails to appear. Check it daily.
Seedlings and planting out
Seedlings are tiny at first. Prick them out into small pots once they are big enough to handle, and keep them in bright light so they stay compact. The plants are frost tender: harden them off over several days and move them outdoors only after the last frost, to a sunny spot with fertile, well-drained soil.
The card gives no spacing figure for Rannespeliy. Leave generous room between plants so air can move through the foliage, and adjust next season once you have seen how large your own plants become.
Keep a short note of the sowing date, the temperature you used and the day the first seedlings appear. For a variety with few recorded details, your own notes are the most reliable guide to how it behaves in your conditions.
FAQ
What conditions do the seeds need to germinate?
Light and steady moisture. Press the seed onto the surface of moist seed mix and leave it uncovered. The card gives no variety-specific germination time or temperature.
When should I sow Rannespeliy?
The card sets no sowing date. Because the plants are frost tender, sow indoors ahead of your last frost and plant the seedlings out once frost risk has passed.
How tall does Rannespeliy grow?
No height is recorded for this variety. The species is a fairly tall annual, so plan space for a sizeable plant and judge the final size by your own plants.
