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lol i had a few of those on my first year hops im not sure if its due to stress on the plant or somthing

this is just a pic of the hops ill have to take another pic of the inside later but 1 or 2 of those are kinda brown on the inside

hey i was just wondering if its cool that a few of my hop cones are slightly brown in the very center of the cone,like the outside is a light green and they feel right and smell nice but if i peel back the leaf a bit i can see a browning in the center on a few of them.thanks.

cool thanks ill look up black spruce and see what i can do

thanks for info. but yeah i was thinking of making a wet hop ipa once i harvest this year ive got some cascades that have come in nicely

thats pretty cool, i would run it with some PBW and rinse real good and the hit with some star san through the lines the base is up to you i like to keep things original personally

I buy bird**** at my LHBS for my secret beer recipe to get that flavor no one can guess lol

so i was wondering once i dry my hop cones and im ready to brew a batch should i just put the whole hop cones into the boil or is there some prep i should do? like crush them or wash them or break them up, or throw them in whole after they dry which is what im thinking i should do. thanks

i cover my pot with tin foil at flameout with my chiller inside to keep the nasty out :)

just wondering if it would produce an interesting/good beer to use different types of yeast in the same beer for fermenting.

intresting

Yo HBT seemed like a pretty cool place for info so i was like yeah become a member,Ive been brewing for about 2 yrs and its awesome! i just started kegging my beer a month ago and i love it lol i entered the sam adams cat 23 contest this year hope to get good marks on my beers. and looking...

I always use an outdoor propane burner BTW it work perfect for me

well i see like the branches that hop cones have formed on but then there was a vine that grew out and then went to the top and grew its own branches that had hop cones, but i will leave them alone ill enjoy more hops

midwest supplies and annapolishomebrew is where i get all my stuff their stuff is always good

good luck in ur brewing,Awesome beer awaits you:mug:

Hey i started growing my own hops and noticed a vine growing out from the side of a main vine i let it grow and it went all the way to the top of the trellis and started to flower should i trim these vines in the future or let it grow and get more hops.

thanks for the input,ive been trying to find spruce tips but no place sells them i might try and see if any grow near by

Hey i was just thinking of a new brew and was wondering if it was possible or safe to use any ol pine tree branches/needles , i have alot of pine trees around my place but im not sure if they are the right type , i know they arent spruce, Also would you add them the same way as hops, thanks:mug:

Its best to have it boil as vigorously as possible without boiling over.