I would recommend the culture of the coarser, heavier kinds, for the reason that the finer quality needs much more care and experience in the handling, in order that it may go into market in a condition to command such a price as its quality, when well handled, entitles it to. In the words of Libhart, a Pennsylvanian farmer, the best variety for cultivation in a high northern latitude is the Connecticut seed-leaf, as it ripens two weeks earlier 37than most any other variety, cures and colours better, and commands the highest price in the market
This is a conservative choice made because with larger samples (which was the case here at over 2000 individuals) very small relationships can be considered statistically reliable even though in day-to-day application, they may not be particularly meaningful
But if youre hoping for a magic cure, sorry, it doesnt exist
Take it slow so that you dont take excessive damage