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I need to make a kit of necessary items to maintain my kegs in between brews. Here is a quick list of what I think I need, please let me know what I might be missing 1) 7/8" wrench 2) PBW 3) oring kit 4) spare in/out posts 5) keglube 6) spare 1/4" tubing for CO2 and tap lines

Yeah, I inquired to a few of the hop farms that sell rhizomes/plants and they mentioned exactly the same legal bla bla bla. Any optional plants that are similar? besides the cenn. and cascade.

It's good to know the Banff area has a brewery. Just like everyone has mentioned, if you use CO2 for the pressure, then you don't have to worry about oxidation and the beer going skunky. Should last about a month or longer that way. If you use a hand pump, then a week or so before you start...

Assume location isn't a problem all the plants have equal sunlight and ample soil conditions. I'm not worried about the plants not producing, they are being dug out, I just wanted to plant something citrusy with similar growth patterns. I'd love to get my hands on either galaxy or citra, but...

I'm growing comet, cascade, and centennial. First thing I've noticed over the past couple years is that my comet and cascade plants take off like race horses and are already pushing my drop downs at 25'. My centennial, meh, not so much. Next season, I plan on digging out my centennial plants and...

No problem... essentially you are lagering your beer. As stated before, don't expect much carbonation, since the CO2 will readily absorbed into the beer and unless you keep adding CO2, nothing much will happen. In the end, there is nothing wrong with what you're trying to do. I personally would...

Does anyone have a source for galaxy rhizomes or field grade plants? I'm looking to replace a few of my plants.

Alternative to pesticides is soapy water and get some lady bugs from your local nursery

The biggest issue I had on a 12' trellace was the interwinding of neighboring hop plants. It's not a big deal for the plants, just a pain when you harvest.