How to order heirloom organic cigar wrapper leaf Nicotiana Tabacum seeds from organicseeds.top

Earlier, last year, (on my other blog, I detailed my interests in procuring and rendering a fine cigar tobacco.

I'd searched through several different keyword combinations on Google, and I came across some good varietals, presumably under « heirloom organic nicotiana cigar wrapper leaf » as the search term. 

One of the sites that I made it a point to bookmark was at organicseeds.top.

https://organicseeds.top/shop/10133/desc/zimmer-spanish-heirloom-tobacco


Given the exciting varietal description of the plant, I'm super excited to purchase a field « or lot » full of seeds-potentially - to grow in to what sounds like great quality cigar leaf tobacco, of which there are several types. The link is possibly a bit difficult to locate if you were to navigate the site through the home page.

I may have publicised the site and link on my personal social media, but I want to share with the wider public of Google's audience the link, with which: there's a great 50% off sale going on right now.

In addition, organicseeds.top offers many rare (to Southern California) fruit, vegetable, annual and perennial flower seed varieties that are a good reason to take the site up on their offer to ship orders for free when the total runs over €35. Given that my General Relief money is coming in at midnight, I've got my mockup calendar nearly packed with an exciting outing in to DTLA for various stops, and I'm going to place my orders, I've got bills to pay, it's it's only $221. I haven't paid my rent in so long <_<... Some people think that they could just move in, instead of me, but I say:

No.

Anyways, right now I'm working on seeding another webapp pidginKit development website - pidginHub.app. It's still a formative work in progress; it's a bit awkward as towards what it might be, but it's timely and well-grounded in the thematics of blogging well enough to have made it: bloggable pigeon-esque content-ish.

Here's a look at my night for a DTLA outing:

A night out on the town; et cie Welfare General Relief comes in tonight at midnight!



Another seedling project in the works is going on in Google et cie (related: companies) consoles, Software Development Kits, Client Libraries, and Application Programming Interfaces. I'm fortunate to be one of the beta users of a great conversational interface application called DialogFlow.

One last thing; 

As far as being able to access the site at all: 

You may need to use a newer web browser, or else the site may not be served, due to some apps (webapps) showing up early for Google's notice to update all Play Store apps to support 64-bit computing.  I was not able to access the site myself using a nearly fully up-to-date Chrome browser, but using the Google Search app, which is a higher version of a Google-based browser, (which, by the way, has many great features, and good article selections via Discover), and I was able to pull up organicseeds.top.
Location: Los Angeles, CA 90003, USA

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