Understanding Whole Leaf
Whole leaf tobacco has many practical applications. A diverse variation of tobacco is grown all over the world. And the combination of the climate of these various regions and the seeds used to grow, produces a unique tobacco leaf like you can't get anywhere else.
Unprocessed tobacco leaves can be used for many things including: rolling your own cigars, making your own cigarettes, rolling cannabis blunts, use in a grabba leaf blend, use in a hookah shisha blend, enjoy as chewing tobacco leaf or anything else you may have in mind. The possibilities are truly endless!
Did you know that you can make a natural insecticide out of tobacco leaves by soaking them in water? By using tobacco in this smart way, you will never need to use chemical based insecticide sprays on your garden ever again!
Tobacco is a truly incredible plant. There is a whole world of options and ideas when it comes to the uses and applications for tobacco leaf.
It's a plant that people from all over the world have been using in their respectively unique ways throughout human history. Native American's first used the leaf as a religious sacrament and continue to do so to this day. Even though it is not officially considered a medicinal plant, it contains some compounds that have therapeutic use. And it was found to be a medicinal plant in earlier eras of human history, starting with native culture.