Is this little fellow wild hop? I live in Bremen and wild hops are literally everywhere here, so it wouldn't be too surprising.
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Ok, that's definitely the case, this thing has a very scratchy stem . I will transfer that one into it's own designated pot and hope that it's going to be a female plant.It sure looks like it is. Maybe a seed ended up in your planter and just started growing? One characteristic of hops is that they have little barbs along their stem so if you run your finger lightly up the stem, you should feel like it's running up a dull hacksaw blade.
Bob the hop moved houses today. I hope Bob is a girl.
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I'd pick out those little competitors.View attachment 767009
Bob the Kate is going strong! The little green plants with the partly purple leafs are spreen (German, tree spinach n English?) They were planted in the next pot last year and spread by themselves.
I'm waiting till they have enough leaves to be harvested and then I'll eat them. I don't want the hops to get too big anyway, they are on the balcony and I'd like them to stay on my balcony.I'd pick out those little competitors.
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