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I will drill some holes for now then replant in fall, this was my strongest plant last year so it could be that the roots are pretty massive. the root that was coming out of the drain hole was at-least a 1/4" dia.. thank you for the responses ill up date on what happens.

very true. the pot is so big and the bines so attached to there twine i am kinda apprehensive to take it out of the pot for fear of breaking something

Well here's the deal i got back from my deployment and my hop had already started growing. It is in one of those big black containers 20-25 gal.? (about 18" tall and about 14 inches across) It was growing rapidly and i dint trim any of the shoots there's about 20 shoots i just decided to let it...

yea i figured as much, sorry about the low ball offer.

my brother works up there in Sonora I told him about it but he said he would give you $300.

what town are you in? I may be up that way in a month or two.

here ya go i found the link: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/insulation-sanke-mlt-246975/index2.html

I read a thread on here some where about guys using Carbon fiber welders blanket as insulation for there MT's. You could most deffinately use it on your HLT and your BK. Although it is kinda expensive. Please forgive me for asking but why would you want to insulate your boil kettle? N/M on that...

I have searched the forums and google for the answer to my question but I keep coming up empty handed. So I will ask you guys. Has anybody used Cuni on their brew systems or do you guys know if it would be ok to use on a brew system? I know it is used mainly for saltwater systems and that it is...

Dont forget your hearing protection! lol

Damit I wish i woulda seen this yesterday! Ohwell, I still have one more keg to cut lol. Thank you for sharing.

terrible camera work jeese, Im gunna go whack my plant!! athanks for the info! Cheers

Layering works great I did a bunch that way. And Rooting horomone works great to if you use it exactly how the directions suggest. The very first cutting i did i didnt use anything it was a very vigorous shoot. just cut it at a 45 degree angle and stuck it into some potting soil about 4-5...

Thats where i bought my rhizomes from, the nugget is the most hardy and vigorous of the trio. the Mt Hood is a close second the cascades started budding first.