how big do tobacco plants get TN86 Burley Native Tobacco - Klamath Siskiyou

Latin Name: Genus Nicotiana USDA Zone: Annual 2-12 Days to Harvest: 70-130 days Days to Maturity: 100-130 days Days to Germination: 7-14 days Seeding Depth: Press without covering Plant Width: 18-36 Plant Height: 36-60 Plant Spacing: 12-36 Row Spacing: 36-60 Growth Habit: Upright broadleaf Soil Type: Moist, loamy, well-drained Temp Preference: 65-85 F Light Preference: Full sun - partial sun Humidity Preference: 60-68 % Pests and Diseases: Hornworms, flea beetles, aphids, and cutworms

While eggplant and pepper are technically perennials as well, they too are treated as simple annuals because they rarely have the warm winter conditions to support perennial growth

But it only takes a few times before youre feeling like a pro

Like many tobacco varieties, 'TN86' is an amazing plant that grows from a seed as tiny as a pinhole, to well over six feet in height in a single growing season

When cutting plants whole, tobacco is notorious for quickly rusting out tools and equipment because of the natural water content within the plant

It can grow up to 10 feet in one year