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Reusable smoke and tar filter mouthpiece
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The smoking mouthpiece is made from a combination of different materials: acrylic, copper, and steel. Unlike disposable mouthpieces, this model can be cleaned and washed after smoking your favorite tobacco.
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Breeded in 1983 by the Ukrainian Academy of Agrarian Sciences, the method of interspecific and intraspecific hybridization with the participation of varieties: American 572 + American 361.
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Mid-ripening variety, 85-90 days old, young leaves and petioles can be collected 40-45 days after germination, rosette of leaves is erect, up to 50 cm high.
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The Heart Nut tree is named for the shape of the nut - a flattened heart-shaped nut that easily splits into two halves, like two sides of a locket. Native to Japan, it is also known as Japanese Walnut, but it is well suited to our Northern climates.
