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<blockquote data-quote="bombastinator" data-source="post: 23721088" data-attributes="member: 43994"><p>Don’t know what you mean at all as there isn’t really that much to making e-juice. I’m not sure how horticulture works into it. The only thing grown are the plants that provide the ingredients for natural flavorings (which are generally not even remotely the same as the plants the flavors may imitate) and tobacco plants for nicotine. That has to do with tobacco strains. The USDA concentrated on better tasting strains, while the Chinese government focused on developing more potent strains. Both were successful. American tobacco is preferred, and Chinese tobacco has more nic.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bombastinator, post: 23721088, member: 43994"] Don’t know what you mean at all as there isn’t really that much to making e-juice. I’m not sure how horticulture works into it. The only thing grown are the plants that provide the ingredients for natural flavorings (which are generally not even remotely the same as the plants the flavors may imitate) and tobacco plants for nicotine. That has to do with tobacco strains. The USDA concentrated on better tasting strains, while the Chinese government focused on developing more potent strains. Both were successful. American tobacco is preferred, and Chinese tobacco has more nic. [/QUOTE]
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