Joe Camel
Well-Known Member
Hey all,
I've recently moved and before I did I dug up my hop rootstock, some big, nasty looking cascade rhizome and tap roots. I put these in a rubbermaid with plenty of dirt and made the trip East. So now it's winter and they're still in the rubbermaid, so do I...
1 dig a hole in the frozen ground and plant them
2 leave them outside in the container and let them overwinter close to what would happen in the ground, ie freeze thaw
3 move them into my heated garage and overwinter at around 15-20C
4 move them into a fridge for the winter
or any combination of the above?
I know these guys are pretty tough to kill, but is one method guaranteed to do it and another one not?
Thanks in advance,
Joe
I've recently moved and before I did I dug up my hop rootstock, some big, nasty looking cascade rhizome and tap roots. I put these in a rubbermaid with plenty of dirt and made the trip East. So now it's winter and they're still in the rubbermaid, so do I...
1 dig a hole in the frozen ground and plant them
2 leave them outside in the container and let them overwinter close to what would happen in the ground, ie freeze thaw
3 move them into my heated garage and overwinter at around 15-20C
4 move them into a fridge for the winter
or any combination of the above?
I know these guys are pretty tough to kill, but is one method guaranteed to do it and another one not?
Thanks in advance,
Joe