medic_35057
its good to be back!
Left: Cascade
Middle: Fuggle
Right: Cascade-close up
Was able to dig up two additional cascade offshoots today and replanted so now I have 4 Cascade plants. Not shown is a Mt. Hood.
My 2 y.o. hop bines
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Left: Cascade
Middle: Fuggle
Right: Cascade-close up
Was able to dig up two additional cascade offshoots today and replanted so now I have 4 Cascade plants. Not shown is a Mt. Hood.
Awesome.
I have some second years coming up right now too, mine are about 1/2 as big as yours, maybe a bit more. Def better looking than last year.
How many bines per plant are you letting grow?
I have some second years coming up right now too, mine are about 1/2 as big as yours, maybe a bit more. Def better looking than last year.
How many bines per plant are you letting grow?
Sean
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You could always move south, where sensible people live: )
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medic_35057
its good to be back!
The Cascade has around 7 or 8 bines. Will be cutting back to 4 bines in the next day or two.
Sean
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Did you do anything to them during or before the winter? not that you have much of a winter in Alabama.
The Soft Underbelly
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Very cool that you were able to propagate those hops. How do those look compared to the 2nd year hops? The cuttings i took from mine when i transplanted have done zip. The original plants themselves are doing great though.
Spartee82
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Left: Cascade
Middle: Fuggle
Right: Cascade-close up
Was able to dig up two additional cascade offshoots today and replanted so now I have 4 Cascade plants. Not shown is a Mt. Hood.
Hey, I was just wondering how you anchored those PVC's into the ground? I had planned on building a pergola to sustain my hop growth, but instead went with PVCs as well, however, no T at the top... nice touch... looks like I should add that for sure! I'm assuming those are 10' tall....?
Thanks man!
