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Posted: 8/22/2016 9:18:31 AM EDT
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Nope, that's not mold. That's what is called plume. It happens on properly stored and aged cigars. Smoke it and enjoy...
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Looks like mold. I've never seen that on a cigar before.
Eta, huh, read post above mine. Interesting. |
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I don't think that's mold.
I believe it's called "bloom". I've smoked cigars like that, no problem. |
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With a little bleach that mold will come right off so you can smoke it without worry.
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If this was a cigar forum everyone would be saying it's plume and smoke away. Who you gonna believe?
Eta damn too slow. |
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Those are flavor enhancers. Really expensive. Don't waste it. Smoke it.
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Quoted: This, but I think you are supposed to wipe it off before smoking. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Nope, that's not mold. That's what is called plume. It happens on properly stored and aged cigars. Smoke it and enjoy... This, but I think you are supposed to wipe it off before smoking. |
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As long as the mold is not on the "foot" (open end), it can be cleaned off, however if there is mold ont the open end, the cigar is trash.
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Definitely mold, but as long as it isn't growing on the foot of the cigar you can just wipe it off the wrapper and smoke away.
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Even if it is mold it's not like it's not everywhere already. Wipe that it off and fire it up would be my course of action had I not given up smoking.
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Nope, that's not mold. That's what is called plume. It happens on properly stored and aged cigars. Smoke it and enjoy... View Quote Yep this is correct. Plume is a light, whitish layer of fuzz that can develop on cigars as they age in a humidor. Plume doesn't hurt cigars and is actually a sign that they're aging properly. |
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THAT IS MOLD, but it is white mold. As long as its not on the foot its good. Wipe it it off with a paper towel then wipe it with rubbing alcohol to kill mold spores. VERY LITTLE. THen let it sit out to evaporate teh alcohol for a few hours then humidor for a few days. GOOD TO GO.
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Quoted:
THAT IS MOLD, but it is white mold. As long as its not on the foot its good. Wipe it it off with a paper towel then wipe it with rubbing alcohol to kill mold spores. VERY LITTLE. THen let it sit out to evaporate teh alcohol for a few hours then humidor for a few days. GOOD TO GO. View Quote I don't see any on the foot. I'll try your advice, thanks. |
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Quoted: You can see the hyphae. View Quote Check this out this is funny, some cigar expert is using an obvious magnification of mold, saying if they look like little lampposts it's plume |
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Whatever the mold is is probably still better for you than the cigar itself...
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Gifted /gift?d/ having talent or natural ability. "OP was not gifted grammatically."
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Are you sure this wasn't the cigar that was stuck up Lewinsky's twat?
It may have historical value. Put it up on Ebay. |
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THAT IS MOLD, but it is white mold. As long as its not on the foot its good. Wipe it it off with a paper towel then wipe it with rubbing alcohol Vodka or Bacardi 151 to kill mold spores. VERY LITTLE. THen let it sit out to evaporate teh alcohol for a few hours then humidor for a few days. GOOD TO GO. View Quote Never use rubbing alcohol on someting that can be ingested. |
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I'd trash it, especially if there's any on the foot. As much as there is on the wrapper, I'd bet there's some.
Definitely not plume. |
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Quoted: Never use rubbing alcohol on someting that can be ingested. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: THAT IS MOLD, but it is white mold. As long as its not on the foot its good. Wipe it it off with a paper towel then wipe it with rubbing alcohol Vodka or Bacardi 151 to kill mold spores. VERY LITTLE. THen let it sit out to evaporate teh alcohol for a few hours then humidor for a few days. GOOD TO GO. Never use rubbing alcohol on someting that can be ingested. I use a paper towel with a little bit of distilled water (barely any dampness). |
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It's a Romeo y Julieta, so it belongs in the garbage anyways. The AK of cigars.
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