WARNING! Tobacco is dangerous for you BUT not your garden

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I bet none of you had any idea that tobacco makes a fantastic organic pesticide. It’s a shame the tobacco industry doesn’t seem to understand they are growing a second billion dollar a year plant. What the industry focuses on is producing products that people smoke and inhale into their system. Tobacco when inhaled or even eaten will eventually kill you one way or another. That’s what makes it the idea plant for controlling bugs in your garden. Here in Tahiti I have a giant organic garden that I grow different vegetables and fruits for the local markets and people who stop by the garden to buy. I have never once used a single toxic product in my garden and I don’t use Bio products either. But I do use tobacco and I grow this beautiful, deadly plant around my garden. The beautiful large green leaves of the plant make the best organic pesticide you have ever used. I discovered this one day when I was talking with one of my clients. They asked me what was this plant and I explained it was tobacco. They noticed that the leaves of the tobacco plants weren’t eaten from bugs. I had never noticed this one before and I used the plant around my tomatoes, cabbage, kale, and other green leaf vegetables to control the bugs. After this I started cutting the leaves from the plants and soaking them in a drum of water for 2 weeks. Every now and then I would stir the water and watch the green leaves turn to slim and dissolve. The water had a strong order and was a dark green color. Once sprayed on the plants the bugs stayed away. I no longer had a pest problem in my garden. Tobacco used in this form is excellent and can be sprayed on any plant in your garden. The sticky residue, smell, and order will keep bugs from eating the plants in your garden. Tobacco pesticide isn’t harmful to your health. Why? Because when it rains the plants are washed clean and you need to spay again. When you cut your plants or food and wash them all the tobacco pesticide you sprayed on them is washed away. The sticky residue doesn’t stick to the plants and isn’t harmful to your health. But the water you spray on the leaves of your plants will kill bugs. If a bug eats the leaves of your plant is it lethal to them and they die. What is fantastic about tobacco it isn’t observed into the plant and only stays on the surface of the leaves. So next time you have a bug problem in your garden try buying a few packages of rolling tobacco and soaking it in a container. Spray this around and on top of your plants. You’ll see that the bugs are gone and your plants are beautiful. Image source - garden Tahiti