Recent content by hopheaddy420

So people actually eat hop shoots?

You mean around the plants with urine I'm assuming... heard this before with rabbits and flowers.

The bier stein is awsome. Was out in Eugene last summer, and could believe that place. So much beer, now if only I could open a place like that in Montana.....

Well that's good to know... now if it would only stop raining....

Here is what we got so far. First two are the centennial, last two are cascade. Wish we would get some sun so these can go crazy.

Thanks for the info. Guess ill let them be for now.

So I went out today to check on my hops, and there was ants crawling around in the soil. They were not on the hops, from what I could tell. Anybody had problems with this in the past?

In the same boat as most everyone else. I'm from Montana and it just won't stop. Supposed to get another 2-4 inches of rain over the weekend. Only had a few days break 70 degrees. Not to mention we haven't seen much sun. I hop the little gals do ok.

Just moved my 2 centennial and 2 cascade hops into the ground. Had them in the pots for about a month now. Hope that they do alright as it has been raining for what seems like forever. Post some pics when I get a chance. 406

As my centennial and cascade plants are in the backyard, it is very hard not to go and check up on the "babies". Love to go out and see the new progress.

I have 2 cascade and 2 centennial starting to shoot up quite quickly, and they are in pots. What is the best way to move them into the ground without harming

I have 2 centennial and 2 cascades. I started them about 2 weeks ago, and all 4 have broken the surface. Just wondering about fertilizer, when and if even needed, and what kind to use.