How many cigarettes come from a tobacco plant?
"We receive tons of questions from first time growers about tobacco growing, but probably the most often received question is: How much tobacco will a single plant produce, and how much tobacco do I need to make a carton of cigarettes?
Well, tobacco yield will vary among the different varieties, but generally a tobacco plant will produce about 3-4 ounces of dry, cured tobacco. When figuring your tobacco needs, we would advise you calculate 2 ounces per plant to have a little margin of error.
While a commercial cigarette will normally contain about 7gr. of tobacco per cigarette, this is "puffed" tobacco and non-tobacco ingredients added. A pound of pure tobacco will normally produce about 2 cartons of cigarettes."
http://www.cigarettespub.net/
This paragraph is found on the page about 1/4 of the way down the page under the heading "Tobacco Seeds".
I roll my own cigarettes and I use about a gram of tobacco in every cigarette. That’s about 28 cigarettes per ounce. If I stuff them tight, I may only get 25 per ounce. If you only get 2 ounces of usable tobacco per plant, that’s 50 to 56 cigarettes per plant. If you get the maximum 4 ounces of tobacco per plant, that would be 100 to 112 cigarettes per plant.
“We receive tons of questions from first time growers about tobacco growing, but probably the most often received question is: How much tobacco will a single plant produce, and how much tobacco do I need to make a carton of cigarettes? Well, tobacco yield will vary among the different varieties, but generally a tobacco plant will produce about 3-4 ounces of dry, cured tobacco. When figuring your tobacco needs, we would advise you calculate 2 ounces per plant to have a little margin of error. While a commercial cigarette will normally contain about 7gr. of tobacco per cigarette, this is “puffed” tobacco and non-tobacco ingredients added. A pound of pure tobacco will normally produce about 2 cartons of cigarettes.” http://www.seedman.com/Tobacco.htm This paragraph is found on the page about 1/4 of the way down the page under the heading “Tobacco Seeds”. I roll my own cigarettes and I use about a gram of tobacco in every ciga
