Outdoor tobbaco.

I've gotten it this far looking for advice on where to go next. Thanks.

If you do a little “Googling” there’s a lot of info on how to grow, harvest, and cure tobacco.

Looks good. I grew up near Hadley, Ma, in the connecticut river valley, and they still grow wrapper tobacco for cigars. I worked one summer in the tobacco fields. It is a tricky plant but I don't know much about it, just remember that it tended to fall over in wet weather, and also when it was getting big, late in July/ early August they would put up big white nets - maybe to keep birds off???

bostrav59 said:

....just remember that it tended to fall over in wet weather, and also when it was getting big, late in July/ early August they would put up big white nets - maybe to keep birds off???

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That's shade tobbaco for cigar wrappers, they tie off the plants to keep them upright.

GeneralTso1205 said:

I've gotten it this far looking for advice on where to go next. Thanks.

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Mostly, you want to keep the leaves off the ground and keep the caterpillars and flea beetles off.
Tomato hornworms and a couple other varieties aren't bothered by the high nicotine levels.

GeneralTso1205 said:

I've gotten it this far looking for advice on where to go next. Thanks.

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If i remember correct you shouldnt let it flower