What Do You With the Tobacco That You Don't Like?

[deathmetal]

Jar it and worry about it later. Truly!

 

[cosmicfolklore]

It's always better to keep it, as your tastes will change from season to season and over the years. Six years from now, who knows, you may get a craving for something that tastes like shit.

 

[loneredtree]

Only had one that so so bad that I couldn't smoke it. I soaked it in water for 24 hrs and put the dark liquid in a spray bottle. I use it to spray plants to kill the bugs..

 

[paddypiper]

I've only found two so far, out of the very small pool of ones I've tried, that I didn't like. I'm too stubborn to get rid of them so I'll just let them sit and see how I feel in another year or two.

 

[deathmetal]

lol @Cosmic
It's also great to have absolute emergency tobacco. When all else fails, look, it's an aromatic hidden in the toilet tank.

 

[alexnc]

Jar it and save it. I've been amazed with some of the things I find that I hated initially only to find later that I loved them. Your tastes will evolve. Of course I've tossed a few that I jarred and still didn't like a year later.

 

[wilson34]

I will smoke it for you ::

 

[sablebrush52]

I'll gift it to someone else who likes it.

 

[condorlover1]

I send it to Jim Inks for cremation!

 

[bigpond]

I'm pretty sure this is how "cellaring" began.

 

[jabo]

Smoke it !

 

[mso489]

lonered', I think, has a point. If you're not quite as enterprising as to make a spray out of the tobacco, you could just pack it around your roses or other plants as compost, to discourage pests. I put a lot of coffee grounds and shrimp shells around our tree roses, and the roses like it. Perhaps the shrimp don't.

 

[captpat]

Sell, trade or gift it.