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sent some to Texas last year, got the wrong address and three weeks later they came back. Sure they were not kept cool, planted them all 12 came up and did great.

The presale has ended, once we fill our existing orders well post what rhizomes we have remaining. We also will have a limited number of 4 year old Magnum and Willamette crowns available this year, keep watching our Facebook page for updates.

The 2014 Hop Rhizome Presale will be coming to an end Friday March 7th! To make sure you get the rhizomes you want this year please visit www.arrowheadhops.com to place an order. Rhizomes will be shipped by early April depending on weather conditions. Thanks Arrowhead Hops LLC Cascade...

I would recommend buying your rhizomes directly from a farm to remove the middle man, oh also one that's a HBT vendor!

Orders are coming in fast this year, don’t wait to place yours!

Other than the Mexican varieties that www.farmhousebrewingsupply.com has I haven’t heard of anything recently released for public sale.

Arrowhead Hops farm direct Rhizome Presale! Please visit www.arrowheadhops.com to place an order. If you have any questions please let us know. Cascade, Centennial, Chinook, Columbus, Galena, Mt. Hood, Northern Brewer, Nugget, Sterling, Willamette

Leave the baby in the ground for now. When you move take it with you and replant it after you trim the rhizomes it has (not the roots)

If the hops did develop seeds under some form of stress the seeds would not be able to germinate.

Seen it in person and from what I heard it sure beats hand picking.

I'm sure they are ready to be picked.

Wrong post sorry

Wrong post sorry

you'll be fine most of ours are all still in the burr stage trasitioning over to cones.

if its Japanese beetles you've got a day or two before they eat your whole plant. Picking them off would work until more fly in and then you'll repeat over, and over. Get yourself some Seven from your local garden center and be done with it.

I'd say they still need some time.

Weeds

stay on them with your neem oil and picking them off. They will call in friends when they find food (like hops) that they like.

Shouldnt take more than a week or two for them to start send up shoots.

We do have a few Cascade rhizomes remaining. $3 ea + $3 shipping and I'll give you a few extra