Hmm my soil has heavy metals, my grow location leaks radon gas. I believe a meteor hit my location xD we have a radon alarm in the house along with an extractor or something to keep levels from accumulating in the house.Tobacco is a Bio-Accumulator for heavy metals like Polonium and Uranium, which are both radioactive.
A surprise to me, until I started studying Nuclear Science and one of the homework assignments (in taking radiation measurements) was most expeditiously accomplished in a tobacco shop.
Part of the carcinogenic activity of Tobacco, is that it sticks individual Polonium atoms on your lung.
Only tiny amounts, traces. Parts per Billion, Parts per Trillion.
I would like to see someone grow tobacco that is free from the heavy metals, although that might end up being very expensive.
Hmm my soil has heavy metals, my grow location leaks radon gas. I believe a meteor hit my location xD we have a radon alarm in the house along with an extractor or something to keep levels from accumulating in the house.
Only small amounts outside I believe. There is a farm field next to us and residential area aha.
It's fine for now thank you for warning me I saw an article but I dismissed it. I have a second grow location about an hour 45 outside of town. do you know just how much of the heavy metals in the soil are absorbed?
Ill keep that in mind. They used to grow mint in the farm fields next to us decades ago. I'm thinking about growing a couple of seasons here before growing my plants outside of town. Edit: as far as I know the gas is only localized to my residential area
I'm sure it was nicotine ahead I think it takes years.It could have been Nicotiana Rustica.
There's a huge difference in nicotine content.
I hope it was nicotine and not polonium!
Polonium is from the radioactive fertilizer they've been using in the tobacco cultivation for cigarettes.The Polonium and lead isotopes are the main cause for lung cancer.I met a Navajo man in New Mexico that let me smoke a cigarette of his organic homegrown tobacco. That was a narcotic head spinning experience i wont forget. I guess it was the polonium