Indian Tobacco
Indian Tobacco Plant
Indian Tobacco can be identified by their tall height, serrated leaves and delicate lilac flowers. These plants are native to the woodlands and savannas and can be found growing in West Elizabeth, Ambarino, and Lemoyne. Furthermore, the herb can be consumed in order to calm nerves and increase concentration, it is also one of the key ingredients to make Snake Oil.
It generally pretty plentiful and easy to find. In fact, the whole area south of the train tracks in Rhodes is positively lousy with the plant. It can be chewed fresh and spit into a spittoon when done or, as is the new fashion, dried and smoked. However, that process takes a long time.
Hence why most cowboys still prefer to chew and spit. It's the wild west way.
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