Blonde Tobacco feat. Trichocereus bridgesii (Echinopsis langeniformis) feat. Oxheart Pink feat. Unknown Angus & Aggapia. Bacco: Keep Bugs Down Does.
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Makes perfect sense. Where do you get tobacco seeds?
Not sure re where to get the seeds. These grow wildly here. We just reposition them near evidently vulnerable plants. They throw seeds absolutely everywhere. :P
Interesting. I quit smoking cigarettes a decade ago, but I learned nicotene is a natural pesticide. That's why it makes sense. Pretty cool.
Yeah you can totally smash some leaves up in a bottle and spray other plants with the solution, but many excess bugs will just head to the plant themselves and get stuck underneath the leaves as they are super sticky. Humans can do the same thing: 'Hey this is cool and makes me feel funny' then #dead. Lololol.
But also, dang. :-)
