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There is another thread here called "Hops comparison table" which will likely be helpful for you. Hops are a very vigorous plant as well, so most will likely do well for you. I would consider your environment from a disease pressure perspective - warm, moist climates such as yours are conducive...

@superiorsat - neat, I think i'll give those ties a go. Thanks!

Please post rooting updates! Been considering doing some cloning in order to replace a few plants that were killed over winter by some sort of rodent, so I'd love to see how this goes!

@ catalanotte, Great pics, mine look super similar. I already have some smaller side arms reaching out to other bits of twine and climbing there. Just worried about the headaches that that might bring about come harvest time... Also it looks like we have the same issue where supporting the...

Hey, I have some Centennial, Cascade, and Willamette hops growing right now and I am starting to see some side arms... I know not to prune them as they are cone producing, but there are some reaching 4ish feet and others have even started producing their own side arms. I am worried that at this...

Thanks everyone, really did not expect to be greeted like this haha :)

Hello from Massachusetts, This is the first forum website I've ever been interested enough in to join or post in, so I'm excited to get into it. Loads of information here that seems to be tough to find on the web otherwise - ready to learn!