Removing Suckers from Tobacco Plants Suckers are small leaves that grow upright from the stem They are not broad primary leaves, but small and thin energy-suckers Suckers can easily be pinched, snapped, or clipped off by hand Pruning, pinching, and deadheading plants is only intimidating the first time you try it
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Nematodes are parasitic worms which feed on tobacco and are extremely difficult to exterminate once infestation occurs
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