Free Hop Plants

[xjncoguyx]

I have a fuggle plant and hallertau in tubs. I moved and have no where to grow them this year. If you want them they're yours. I am located in Philly. You could either plant the root system or leave it be in the plastic bins. They grew pretty well last year(first year) i ended up with a few ounces from the harvest. :rockin:

 

[bchurch]

I'm interested in the fuggle. Where are you in Philly?

 

[Funkatollah]

I'll take both. Where can I pick them up?

 

[xjncoguyx]

I'll take both. Where can I pick them up?

At my place. When would you like to come get them?

 

[milldoggy]

I am interested also, I could grab them next Wednesday. Please pm me if they are still available.

 

[SaevaVeritas]

I can pick them up today if they are still available!

 

[xjncoguyx]

I can pick them up today if they are still available!

I would love to get them gone today. :rockin:

 

[summerofgeorge]

Add me to the list...I don't know if I could get them today but could probably figure something out by the weekend.

 

[SaevaVeritas]

I will come by today please PM me your info. Thanks!

 

[jwible204]

I can pick up today if available.

 

[Funkatollah]

Please pm your address to me and I'll swing by and pick them up.

 

[SaevaVeritas]

Thanks again to the OP. I will treat them well!

 

[xjncoguyx]

No prob man, glad they're going to a good home. The hallertau really went nuts last year, i would imagine they're going to go pretty crazy this time around.

 

[SaevaVeritas]

Do you think they will do ok in the tubs or are the roots going to choke. I would like to keep them portable if possible as I am also renting now.

From what I am reading if you water plenty and fertilize regularly they do ok.

A few questions: how old are they? Did you grow them in the tubs or just transplant for moving? Any hints for good yield?

 

[xjncoguyx]

I planted them last year in the tubs and grew them on my sun porch with a 10 foot trellis i made out of twine and 1x3's. I would just fertilize them then sit em out wherever around the end of march. They should start growing fairly quick.