Tobacco Seeds - Native American

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Native American tobacco is a generic term for any heirloom tobacco plant that is a member of the species Nicotiana rustica (“wild” tobacco) as opposed to Nicotiana tabacum (“common” tobacco”). Also known as “strong” tobacco, Native American tobacco produces highly potent leaves with nearly double the nicotine content and is widely popular for use in incense and ritual. Wild heirloom varieties such as Kessu and Punche are intended to flower and go to seed during the season. Other popular varieties include: Isleta Pueblo, Mowhawk, Sacred Cornplanter, Sacred Wyandot