how big do tobacco plants get is really growing since the rains!! Over six feet tall!! How to Grow Tobacco Plant

Tobacco Plant Soil Do not use common garden or potting soil Binder-Wrapper Tobacco Soil: Light, sandy, sandy-loam Dark-Filler Tobacco Soil: Medium-heavy, clay, clay-loam The tobacco plant is native to a diverse array of humid climates throughout the world and, regardless of type, generally all thrive in the same consistently moist conditions

Creighton Gupton, former USDA Agricultural Research Station Burley tobacco breeder at the Tobacco Experiment Station in Greeneville

It grows throughout the southwestern states and reaches up to 3 feet in one year

It reaches a height of 5 feet during a year

Within 6 weeks it'll be ready to plant in the garden

Tobacco Plants in Winter Requires 4 frost-free months Perennial in hardiness zones 9-12 Performs like tomato and pepper in winter months Closely related to tomatoes, peppers, and eggplant, tobacco is a member of the nightshade family and performs nearly identically in the winter as other members of Solanaceae