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wild tobacco 2 tobacco, species the taller one with long leaves is nicotiana tabacum, and the last couple photos are the smaller tobacco, I think it might be N. quadrivalvis compelling you to stride boldly into every encounter Oriental Tobacco 'Samsoun' (Nicotiana tabacum)

Name: wild tobacco 2 tobacco, species the taller one with long leaves is nicotiana tabacum, and the last couple photos are the smaller tobacco, I think it might be N. quadrivalvis compelling you to stride boldly into every encounter Oriental Tobacco 'Samsoun' (Nicotiana tabacum)
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SKU: 97190029907
Price: 20.73 USD
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