Tobacco
Main Tobacco Role

Typical Use

Curing Method

Tobacco Type

Flavor Profile

Suckering Tendency

Origin

Product Plant Attributes
Harvest Timing

Growth Habit

Lifespan

Sun Requirements

Drought Tolerance

Best sowing Method

Disease Resistances

Blooming Season

Bloom Color

Wildlife Interactions

Genetic Classification

Awards and Designations
VSC History

Rare & Heirloom Tobacco Seed Varieties

Victory Seed Company offers the largest selection of tobacco seed varieties available to home gardeners in the United States. We cater to both new and seasoned tobacco growers, as well as large commercial growers. No matter where you live or what conditions you grow in, our extensive catalog offers varieties suited to your needs.

How to Grow Tobacco

Tobacco seeds are tiny and can be tricky to germinate, but once established in the garden, tobacco grows vigorously with minimal care in most climates across the US. Tobacco is a heavy feeder and benefits from nitrogen-rich fertilizer at planting and again 4–6 weeks later. Once established, tobacco needs little water and thrives in full sun. Check out our Full Tobacco Growing Guide.

Harvest & Curing Tips

Tobacco leaves are ready to harvest when they turn a pale golden yellow, beginning from the bottom of the plant upward. This color change signals that the leaf is primed for even, efficient curing. Leaves are often harvested in stages, with each leaf picked as it matures. Proper aging after curing helps mellow the tobacco, breaking down harsh compounds and bringing out smooth, complex flavors.

Is It Legal to Grow Tobacco?

Yes, growing tobacco for personal use is completely legal in the United States. You can grow, harvest, and cure tobacco in your backyard without any special permits. The selling of tobacco products is strictly regulated at the federal, state and local levels.

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