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oh yeah, they’re already here 😥

Lot of damage ? Why ?

Run !!!

a few white seedlings. this is often the case with the male Neomexicanus who is the father

Army of seedling

a spike = a seedling

it’s so I can spot them and know where I am when new seeds germinate and I have to plant them

Seeds for 2023 😁

I don’t know your soil/land or climate, but at home, on the west coast of France, my Chinook is absolutely amazing. Centennial, Comet and Columbus offer beautiful aromas, but they are disease sensitive. vista seems a very promising new variety.

The plants received from abroad are separated from the rest of my hopyard. After a season, if nothing has been observed, I replant the rhizome in my hopyard

when I bring hops from abroad, I quarantine them

The first year is a real genocide, many deaths by inoculation of diseases. Then, the second year, an even tougher selection awaits them

Hello, I have been looking for several years to get the Medusa Multi-Head variety in France. But no company sells abroad. So I turn to amateur gardeners like myself. In exchange for a rhizome, I can pay you (PayPal) or send you seeds from my breeding program. Thanks !

it's time much to move the 2022 seedlings to prepare them for 2023, the selection was tough

I grow the Willow Creek in France, west coast. it is very lime, and people I made to smell a sample told me it was on the melon

It's a different seedling

there are many genealogical origins. some are quite hard citrus (typically Neomex), other ultra fruity notes (here again thanks to the genes Neomexicanus), or more subtle notes but on citrus and stone fruits

Monsters

It’s very interesting what you say, because my EKG (Calais Golding) has always been the most beautiful, the most luxuriant and the most producer in my house. and my soil is deep clay