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Brocster

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Hi all!

I planted two Cascade hop rhizomes a few weeks ago and they are sprouting nicely. Looks like it is time to train them, and I was wondering what is the best approach from a "number of vines" standpoint. Do you take the strongest two sprouts and wrap around the same trellis/twine strand? Or, do you take the strongest two vines and wrap around two different twines strands?

Thanks ahead of time for the help!

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It can be done either way, one string or two. Also, let as many grow as pop up this year. You won't get any or very little harvest this year anyway, and the extra greenage will fuel the plant's development. I think that the most shoots I've ever gotten from a new rhizome was five this year on a Golding. I'm letting them all grow, but will cull all but the best three next year and will have all three growing up one wire.
 

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