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This happened to my strongest Cascade as well. In the end I ended up having to trim all bines to the ground and its finally starting to grow again. My other Cascade is growing well but the leafs at the bottom all die, and I'm worried it will make its way to the top. I'm not sure what happened...

Trimmed all the dead bines and the plant is growing anew. Can anyone tell me what is happening from my previous picture? This is happening to my other cascade as well from bottom up. Thanks!

No webs, little black specs though.

Are they red?

The dead cascade is coming back to life. The live one looks like this but is still growing. This is how the less fortunate started. Both chinook are growing strong. Any advice?

Update: All the shoots withered up so I have trimmed them to the base and am hoping the roots are okay. I see a little growth so plan on keeping the soil most in the heat. Would it be wise to cover with dried leafs too?

I have centennial and cascade. One cascade is hurting while the other is plugging along. The two centennial are flourishing.

It could be the one plant, its just odd because originally this plant was thriving until it started getting hot out. The plant next to it seems to be following this path, although not as bad. I've checked for bugs around the plants and in the soil but there is nothing. Hopefully a little extra...

I was watering every third day, but I've started watering daily with the temps sitting in the mid 90's in Denver.

So far no luck rehabilitating the hop plant. It may be under watered as the leafs are drying out and crumbling.

I just gave them some Alaskan Fish fertilizer. I currently have mulched grass over them, what are the general thoughts on this? In Denver we are generally betwee 85-95 every day during the summer, and I was told that the roots like to keep cooler. Is it a better idea to abandon the mulch and rig...

I did turn my soil while mixing in organic mushroom compost before planting, I will try what you suggested, hopefully it's not past th point of no return. Thanks for the reply!

I decided to try my hand at hops this year, and planted 4 plants in my raised beds that get 11 or so hours of sun a day. I gave the new plants partial shade for 2 weeks and then let them go. The one plant that was doing really well has stopped growing while the other three have continued to do...