Inspect the Wrap
“White Plume” will appear whitish against the deep brown hue of your tobacco leaves.
Now, look at our wraps very closely. Are there any white spots? Or are they bluish greenish in color? White spots mean you have good tobacco that has been properly cured. You can wipe the spots off and it doesn’t stubbornly stick to the leaf? Once you brush it off, it doesn’t leave any sort of a stain? When you roll and light this wrap and take a puff, it will have a fresh and heavenly tobacco taste, not old and stale?
This is “White Plume,” and is a fairly common phenomenon in the world of tobacco. You can find “White Plume” on finely aged cigars and tobacco wraps. “White Plume” is perfectly normal and a sign that you’re about to smoke some great smoking tobacco, that has been aged in the perfect humidity and temperature.
All you need to do, is brush off the ‘White Plume” spots and enjoy the excellent flavor of a properly cured tobacco leaf. There will be no damage whatsoever to your leaf, and it will taste fresh and be very enjoyable to smoke.
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How to Determine If There’s Mold Damage
The tell-tale sign of mold damage is the presence of blue green fuzz. Mold is using your tobacco as a food source, and some particles will stay fixed to the surface when you try to brush them off. The tobacco will taste stale or musty when smoked. If any leaves you receive from us ever have mold, do not smoke them. Return them to the merchant for a fresh pack, but you need a sales receipt, and the package it came it as well. Snap some photos to send to info@darkroot.rocks / This way, we will correct any issues we have in a hurry, by alerting our Tobacco Factory to a potential problem. “”Your fellow smokers will appreciate the help.””
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