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HopHead0814

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Greetings!

I recently started a hop garden with rhizomes I picked up from Northern Brewer. I did 3 Comet, 3 Centennial, and 3 Cascade. So far I’ve had one Comet, one Cascade, and what I think may be one Centennial break ground. Can anyone confirm if this is a baby Centennial plant or a weed? My other two that came up look different (last two pics) and are flourishing, but when I’ve looked up baby Centennial plants they do have the red-ish stems. I can’t tell. Hop or weed? Any input is appreciated. Thanks!
 

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Let them grow, The third and forth are growing hops. Funny, I have an old neighbor that swears that I am growing POT net to my shop. They are related by the way.
Well its getting to be legal in more and more places anyway. And if somebody ever did call out the ATF on you I would strongly hope they know the difference.
 
First two look like red root pigweed, get them out ASAP, they produce seeds like crazy and will take over.


not a bad idea, if you pull on them and they come out easy with roots and not a rhizome, not hops then....
 
i thought pauve was french? and for pepper?


but @HopHead0814 just let em go a few weeks, if they get bines then they're hops....
i thought pauve was french? and for pepper?


but @HopHead0814 just let em go a few weeks, if they get bines then they're hops....
I think that’s the best course of action, especially since I’ve seen images of baby hop plants like this one… makes me believe it may be hops.
 

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Yeah, it can't hurt to let them go a bit.

Different hops do have different looks and growing habits. Height, density, color, how many shoots come up, etc.

I've never seen hops with elaves like that. Always look more like asparagus. But - you can wait and find out. I think after a while it'll become obvious.

You can dig around their roots too. If they are frail and white they are weeds, if they go and go down to a large root they are hops.
 
Greetings!

I recently started a hop garden with rhizomes I picked up from Northern Brewer. I did 3 Comet, 3 Centennial, and 3 Cascade. So far I’ve had one Comet, one Cascade, and what I think may be one Centennial break ground. Can anyone confirm if this is a baby Centennial plant or a weed? My other two that came up look different (last two pics) and are flourishing, but when I’ve looked up baby Centennial plants they do have the red-ish stems. I can’t tell. Hop or weed? Any input is appreciated. Thanks!
1000% not cannabis, been breeding for years never saw cannabis like that
 
i thought this thread was about two leaves? and everyone was trying to figure out what they were, not two hemispheres of the brain with the same effect......
You mistaken my friend is about breeding while under the influence of cannabis, no not that, yo know the thing!! Come on man! Get your face outta your ears. ;):mug:
 

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