WTB: Lublin rhizomes

I know this is about 4 months early, but I want to put out feelers if anyone has any access to Lublin Rhizomes.

I plan on setting up a small hop garden (5 varieties max 2 plants each) next season, and really want to grow some lublin, having been born and raised in Poland.

Cheers

Lucas

Reviving an old post here. Did you ever find Lublin hop rhizomes?

konrad said:

Reviving an old post here. Did you ever find Lublin hop rhizomes?

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Not even a single hit on the search!

Did you get you're garden going in the last 2 years? How's it going?

Oh yeah OFF TOPIC

Man. I have family in Lublin and I was there three years ago. Even stopped by and took pictures of the hops. I wish I talked to someone about getting some rhizomes.

Have you tried the USDA website? http://www.ars-grin.gov/cgi-bin/npgs/html/tax_acc.pl?taxno=415440&unavail=on&rownum=0
You can request a rhizome variety as long as it is "active" all that they ask is for is some feedback on the growth. I've yet to receive my rhizomes but they have emailed to confirm they wills hip soon.

Thanks Fish. Lublin was not available but Lubelskie was.

What did you put in for the research field?

Don't recall exactly, but I know it had some thing to do with growing in pots and new England climate.

So I submitted a request in the spring and they sent me some of the hops I requested last fall. It was 2 cuttings in plastic bags with instructions. Both started growing but 1 died few weeks later. The other one is still growing under some growing lights that I borrowed.

I was thinking of slowly decreasing the fake daylight so that the plant goes dormant. I put so much time an energy in to this 1 plant and I don't want it to die. Should I just let it keep growing under the light and put it in the ground in the spring?

what did you receive rhizomes or cuttings off the vine? I checked out the link and most of the hops available come as "in-vitro", I'm not sure what that is.

The ones I got were cuttings.