Thedagem
Active Member
I just purchased a few hop crowns off of Ebay. I purchased two earlier in the year and had a fairly small yield on one, and no cones to pick from the other. I plan to harvest at the end of the month (August). Being that my yield was so low had an idea with the two new ones I just bought.
I could grow these plants in pots inside and just keep them trimmed back. I wouldn't expect to harvest anything from them, just keep them growing so the root system gets developed. I'm hoping that this will give me a higher yield when I plant them outside next year.
I know growing hops inside is not a great idea if you're looking to do it year round. I only plan to do it until they can safely be planted outside. is this something you have experienced before? Can I grow hops inside during the winter and plant them outside in may?
I could grow these plants in pots inside and just keep them trimmed back. I wouldn't expect to harvest anything from them, just keep them growing so the root system gets developed. I'm hoping that this will give me a higher yield when I plant them outside next year.
I know growing hops inside is not a great idea if you're looking to do it year round. I only plan to do it until they can safely be planted outside. is this something you have experienced before? Can I grow hops inside during the winter and plant them outside in may?