brewswellwithothers
Well-Known Member
I've read through most of these posts and seen other people successfully grow hops in containers and I think that will be the best situation for me. I live in GA and my backyard is all clay and the containers will give me a good way to control soil conditions and drainage issues; as well as contain the hops from spreading.
My question is after the harvesting is all done and you cut your bines down to the ground can I move the containers into my garage and cover them?
I plan on using the rubbermaid type bins with holes drilled in the bottom for drainage. My thoughts were to bring them indoors and put the lids on and stack them to save space if they can be lifted (not sure what the weight is gonna be with rocks and soil in them).
Any advice or opinions are welcomed.
Thanks
My question is after the harvesting is all done and you cut your bines down to the ground can I move the containers into my garage and cover them?
I plan on using the rubbermaid type bins with holes drilled in the bottom for drainage. My thoughts were to bring them indoors and put the lids on and stack them to save space if they can be lifted (not sure what the weight is gonna be with rocks and soil in them).
Any advice or opinions are welcomed.
Thanks