Great Job! Mine are all over the place...
I harvested a bunch of Fuggles a few weeks ago - got maybe an ounce dried. Used them in an IPA I brewed a few days ago. I may only get a few more ounces dried off this plant. It never produces a lot of hops, but thats okay. My other established plants seem to be more on a normal schedule, my East Norwalk Goldings seem to be struggling to produce cones. There just aren't a lot of them. The plant seems healthy, just not producing as it did last year. My Nuggett looks like it will have a bumper crop again. It always is one of the last to ripen.
This year I planted 3 new rhizomes and I think I will get a decent harvest from them. The Centennial has some cones that look like they will be ready in another week or so. I should get at least an ounce dried. The Mt Hood's have a bunch of burrs and looks to produce about 3 to 4 times the amount of cones as the Centennial. They're still small so I don't quite have a feel for this one yet.
The real winner looks to be Zeus! This plant is LOADED! It may end up being my most productive plant and I just planted it this year. (Okay - I may be excited, but I think I'll get at least 8 ounces dried when everything is said and done - maybe more! Not bad for a first year plant.) The odd thing about the Zeus is that it has both male and female flowers. Just a few boys, but still kind of odd.
