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Old 10-08-2008, 12:48 PM   #1
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Default How many shoots should you allow

I have always just wove the newest shoot of a particular hop vine around the stringer that is holding the others. It dawned on me late this summer, should I only let 1, 2, or maybe only 3 shoots take to each stringer and cut all additional shoots to concentrate the energy into the initial one(s)?


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2-3 bines is optimum on a stringer. As the plant gets older, you can run more than one stringer.


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