Tobacco 'Santo Domingo' (ceremonial use)

Nicotiana rustica SOLANACEAE
Santo Domingo ceremonial tobacco is used in rain ceremonies and is cultivated in irrigated gardens by Pueblo Indians. Other than ceremonial uses, the dried leaves can be used as an insecticide for greenhouse insects such as aphids, mites, and whiteflies. Warning: The active ingredient is nicotine sulfate, a powerful poison, and must be used with appropriate safeguards.
Pkt. (0.12 g, 7,730 seeds)

[Culture: Annual/70°F/---/7-14 days/transplant/sun/36-48" ht./18" apart]