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I'm in, baby.

Transplant to bigger pot, baby. Gotta give the rhizomes room to spread. If not an option, may consider trimming the rhizomes. Sent from my iPhone using Home Brew

You know you have issues when the first thing you do when returning from a business trip, rather than kiss SWMBO and pet the dogs, is go and see how much your hops have grown since you've been gone! Yes, I think I have problems! Sent from my iPhone using Home Brew

Just relocated to southern Ohio and brought my adopted children with me: nugget (2nd yr), cascade (2nd yr), and a rhizome cutting off a VERY prolific centennial that I had for 3 yrs. Put them in the ground this weekend, since the snow finally melted off. Sent from my iPhone using Home Brew

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Not really. Former military, moved quite a bit. Love it here, folks are down to earth, friendly and courteous. No posers. And no snow.

Because I moved to Alabama.

I have 2 rhizome cuttings of centennial and fuggle, free to a good home. Known producers. Contact me through HBT.

Lets get a plan together. I'm game to either jump start the existing group or start anew. We kinda need more than two bubbas - anybody else game in T-Town?

Dogfish 90 Minute IPA Straight to Ale - Monkeynaut IPA Rogue Northwest Ale Terrapin Hopsecutioner Lumberyard Red Ale Why just 5? This exercise caused me great mental anguish...

I would like to form a group in the Tuscaloosa area. I helped start a group up north; looking to see who's interested. Let's celebrate our new homebrew liberties!

Not to be too paranoid, but lets just plan to meet and discuss the hobby without presenting any examples. For whatever reason I dont need Deputy Dawg looking over my shoulder either. Wilhagan's for a pint and a lively discussion on freedom of association? Let me know.

Count me in!

I have decided to honor tonight's winner by keeping a supply of craft beer from the winning city in my beer fridge. If San Francisco wins, I'll stock Anchor Liberty or Steam. If Charm City wins, I'll stock Heavy Seas Loose Cannon (since der is no mo' Natty Boh, hon!) Will anyone join me in...

The SABANator. St. Saban's Spring Ale

I am. Just moved to AL this summer and need to meet fellow homebrewers. Have some contraband that needs to be exorcised of its demons. Respond via HBT.

We have started the MONKS Homebrew Club in Keene, NH. For inquiries, call A.J. at 603-357-7773 or reply to this thread with your question and a way to contact you back. Long Live The Glorious Homebrewing Revolution!

Man o man, I'm all about this giveaway!

I would say the best advice is raise the beds for the hops - to promote drainage. You don't want to overwater the hops during growth. Top the beds with good organic compost with plenty of organic matter. Weed the beds regularly. I use organic vegetable plant food once a month during growing...

I drink coffee every day so I had to do something with all those grounds...fair amount of nitrogen in coffee grounds. I collected the grounds, and liberally applied to my rasied hop mounds. The rest I threw on my compost pile. I had an AWESOME harvest this past August.