sikk50 04:28 PM 12-28-2010
In all seriousness, its just part of the leaf. Sometimes they're like that, Idk why
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shilala 04:35 PM 12-28-2010
Most plant material is fibrous, you're just seeing it. Think cotton, hemp, flax. I suppose cotton is a poor example, but you should get the gist.
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bazookajoe 04:37 PM 12-28-2010
BTcigars 08:13 PM 12-28-2010
Very interesting, thanks for the info guys!
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Tio Gato 04:23 AM 12-29-2010
Those little fuzzys are called "tooth" in the wrapper world.
Nothing to worry about, enjoy that hairy thing.
:-)
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justonemorestick 04:40 AM 12-29-2010
I have noticed that on my Arganese sticks too but the hairs are just part of the leaf smoke it and dont worry besides whats a playground with out a little grass?
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Tio Gato 05:20 AM 12-29-2010
Opps, I was wrong about the "tooth". A Google search shows I'm wrong.
:-)
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jmsremax 06:33 AM 12-29-2010
Interesting....I will have to check my box and see if my sticks I just got have this too.
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That's a sign of a good oily wrapper, and the hairs proturde from oil sacs in the leaf. You would have noticed
also that there were white spots in on the ash that stood out for their brightness and "3D" nature. That's what they
call a"tooth" on a wrapper.
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BTcigars 08:25 AM 12-29-2010
Originally Posted by OLS:
That's a sign of a good oily wrapper, and the hairs proturde from oil sacs in the leaf. You would have noticed
also that there were white spots in on the ash that stood out for their brightness and "3D" nature. That's what they
call a"tooth" on a wrapper.
Actually there wasnt any evident tooth in the ash. I was surprised by this because I was expecting it.
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Katmancross 05:54 PM 01-01-2011
Originally Posted by J0eybb:
What's a breast.
It's this thing that feels like a bag of sand.
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guitar4001 09:04 AM 01-02-2011
Originally Posted by BTcigars:
Thanks for everyone's input, even the disturbing pic, but its not mold. I didn't see the fibers until I looked at the cigar in sunlight. You can only see the fibers under the right light and its the same color of the wrapper. Plus it has a crystalline esque appearence because it looks kind of, well shiny crystals when you turn it and catch the light just the right way.
Since I do have another one of these coronas left, I might have to take a Lady Schick to it to "trim that thing!"
i'm thinking that the fibers are from the burlap that tobacco is often wrapped in. or maybe the cigar is finally becoming a man.
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BTcigars 11:15 AM 01-02-2011
Originally Posted by guitar4001:
i'm thinking that the fibers are from the burlap that tobacco is often wrapped in. or maybe the cigar is finally becoming a man.
I choose that as the official explanation!
:-)
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guitar4001 11:13 AM 01-03-2011
Originally Posted by BTcigars:
I choose that as the official explanation! :-)
i am certain of the accuracy of this statement.
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STEVE S 01:53 PM 01-03-2011
There is nothing wrong, go ahead and smoke the cigar before the hair gets any longer.
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I'm with Brad. I've always known this to be called the tooth of a wrapper leaf. Cameroon wrappers are known to be more "toothy" than most others. Toothiness in no way affects the way the cigar smokes.
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