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This is the Cascade crown from the 6 pack. This is our standard grade with multiple stems, heavy roots, and crown budding. Beefy!
A pic at Great Lakes Hops of dormant crowns being staged for propagation. They will be forced out of dormancy with heat and lighting. This is how we produce plants year-around. Pic taken Late November.
A pic of rhizome formation on dormant hop crowns. Rhizomes are not roots! They are an underground "stem" that grows from the mother plant and sends up shoots. they are easy to tell from roots because they thave a hooked growing tip.
Pic of our ebb-flow facility with some contract hop starts rooting.
This is the Cascade crown from the 6 pack. This is our standard grade with multiple stems, heavy roots, and crown budding. Beefy!
A picture of a typical "6 pack" of Cascade hops before processing for crowns. Note they are already producing cones!
Jagdad

This is the Cascade crown from the 6 pack. This is our standard grade with multiple stems, heavy roots, and crown budding. Beefy!

This is the Cascade crown from the 6 pack. This is our standard grade with multiple stems, heavy roots, and crown budding. Beefy!
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