vanceromance

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I planted hops last year and had a pretty good first year with them. Can I expect to have to seporate some rhyzomes from the original plants after one year??

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Tripping Billies Brewery
Eat, Drink and be Merry...

Primary: AHS Belgian Wit
Secondary: Centenial Blond, Prospero Chardonay, Apfelwein
Bottled AHS Mexican Pilsner, Centennial Blond, EdWorts Pale Ale, Fat Tire, Sam Adams Summer
Planned: Thinking...

TimBrewz

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I have done so with some success. I took 2 cuttings off a one year old cascade root and one rhizome grew, and the other did not. My now 5 year old rootball is giving me all the rhizomes I want and they all grow fine.
So, yes, you can do it-just may not be 100% sucessful

garnede

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It will be easier to transplant successfully and you'll have more to transplant if you wait 2 years before dividing. That said if you feel you need/want to divide this year, go ahead.

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Ruthenium Brewery
Primary: Skeeter Pee, EdWort's Apfelwein, EdWort's Apfelwein (2), Pumpkin wine, Skeeter Pee (2)
Secondary: Cranberry Apple Wine,
Bottled: EdWort's Apfelwein, Mulberry multi-berry wine & seconds
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