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Are you a tobacco lover who is tired of the  "immorality" shadow that anti-smoking lobbyists are prompting governments to caste around tobacco users and smokers so that smokers feel put off from going out to buy tobacco? Are you a smoker who isn’t always pleased with the taste of store-bought products and is ever more suspicious of additives that the big tobacco companies may be putting into your cigarettes to get higher profit margins or cater to big government conditions? Perhaps you are outraged at the escalating price of buying tobacco products because of outrageous government taxation. If you are someone like this, then the book ’Grow, Roll, Smoke’ has the answers you’ve been craving.

According to author Benjamin Street, smokers and tobacco users have every right to know what’s in their tobacco and they should feel no obligation whatsoever to pay extortionist-style taxes to the government if they want to make the adult choice to enjoy smoking. Street also insists that the additives that commercial tobacco growers put into their products are very harmful and make smoking greatly more risky to one’s health than it should be.

Grow, Roll, Smoke will teach you: which seeds produce the best tobacco; how to make a sand mixture to disperse tobacco seeds; how much light you should allow for optimum results; how to water your seedlings so they don’t drown; the easiest way to germinate tobacco seeds; simple techniques for producing the largest tobacco plants; hands-free maintenance allowing you to set it and forget it; the very best time for harvesting; drying and curing for maximum flavor and quality; the different types of tobacco available to you; how to choose the best seeds for the best plants; the truth about soil types and how they affect your plants; how to handle seedlings so that you do not damage them; how to avoid fungus and mold; how to produce the best leaves for cigars; why you don’t need a garden or greenhouse to grow tobacco; what to do with plants that show signs of disease; how often to rotate you crop to a new location; how to ’air cure’ your leaves properly for the best taste; and the different ways to smoke your home-grown tobacco.

For the cost of just one carton of store-bought, commercially produced cigarettes, Street’s insider secrets can be those of any tobacco lover’s.

Writes Benjamin Street in his book of tobacco secrets: "Tobacco’s scientific name is Nicotiana, and almost all commercial varieties of tobacco belong to tabacum species. The rustica varieties were used extensively by erstwhile Native Americans for purely ceremonial and religious purposes; farmers in many parts of Asia are still using the same variety...Historical chronicles suggest that tobacco has been cultivated and used on the American continent for centuries. American tribal people cherished the exotic and fragrant nicotine content of Nicotiaba tabacum and Nicotiana rustica. Wild Tobacco, like Nicotiana rustica, has about 15 times more nicotine than other varieties. Now, is it possible to grow such a legendary plant in your home garden? Yes, it is possible to grow and propagate this wonderful plant in your back yard"