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True That's the first thing I noticed. it was As if they were saying this isn't a scam and here is their story.

Anyone ever seen or grown hop seeds from this company? They are offering hop seeds from wild sources Wild Wisconsin seeds Wild Gopher hop seeds south western Minnesota Three river hop seeds from la Crosse Wisconsin And badger hop seeds from mid west Wisconsin

But seriously I am interested in Chama, Latir, Mintras, and Tierra.

I think this would be ideal for me. a few proven males and then embark on that path

So I cold stratified my seeds after watching a few of you folks. on this site. I have stratified other seeds from other plants but never hop seeds until last Winter. I knew that they were not going to germinate based on the condition that I got them... most of them were cracked or smashed...

Maybe somebody on this forum that knows far more than I can start a list of proven Males that this group should try to acquire for future breeding plans. And speaking of males Happy Father's Day y'all. Miss you dad rest in peace.

I've bought several different varieties of hops seeds over the years on the Internet and have yet to get any sprouts. Some of them that came to me weren't even hop seeds. I'm kind of over the Internet hop seed purchasing experience. maybe some day and we can rely on true breeders amateurs or...

I root from parent stock. I do not have seeds or any males to breed with as of yet. (Fingers crossed) soon. But I have sent bare root stock to friends usually between February and May. After May it is too hot. Plants usually wilt.

I have amalia great little hop! I am intrested in the rest of those cultivars. Chama, Latir, Mintras, and Tierra. They probly don't have a website or anything like that how did you find out about these varieties?

Yeah is sounds like immature hops that need time to get established. Well keep us posted if you can... Cheers to great beers

I Email A plus and it Looks like I have missed the window this season anyways. Probably too hot here to ship any type of hop even if they were to sort out any rhizomes. They can't send pots outside of the UK so I'll wait for fall. I will be watching there site like a hawk later this year in...

It's a big GIRL:D Excellent!!

GLH Have not released the Diamond Springs hop as of yet. I have been waiting on that one since last spring but I have grown all of the other heritage hops in there collection and most of them are yielders. All of them produced hops the first season

Some folks water neomexicana hops too much and that can yellow some leaves as well... I'm not saying you are... just saying it is something to think about.

Not sure if a light deprivation would work... but you might try it. If you are one of those kids who likes to know what his Christmas presents are before Christmas. I would try this. Take a few cuttings off of your mother stock. Some side shoots 6 to 10 inches would suffice. Cut back some of...

Sign me up!! I'd like to play with those genetics... I wonder how much of the genetic traits transfer over to 1/2 El D... what would it have picked up from its mother. Have these been sexed do you know if you have any males or just females?

Lol You got me there.... It's too bad you could have made a spectacular species. HOPA-SMURF :cool:

Wow you have El Dorado That is a great Hop one of the best! I had a similar reaction of yellowing leaves with my comet hop's As well as some sunbeam hops. It was several years ago. But they were both rhizomes and as there bines emerged and the leaves became larger it was obvious how different...

Thanks and considered.:mug: