uechikid
Well-Known Member
I just harvested my hops for this year and because of the low numbers I've decided not to waist any more time and effort growing hops.
I've been growing them next to the house (stucco). They started out great this year with very long side arms that were full of buds. Then, it was very windy for weeks and beat the crap out of my plants causing damage to all of the side arms. I only got 4oz (dry) from 3 & 4 year old plants. My cascade did a little better but not by much.
It's just not worth it any more. Hops are so inexpensive when you buy them by the pound.
I've been growing them next to the house (stucco). They started out great this year with very long side arms that were full of buds. Then, it was very windy for weeks and beat the crap out of my plants causing damage to all of the side arms. I only got 4oz (dry) from 3 & 4 year old plants. My cascade did a little better but not by much.
It's just not worth it any more. Hops are so inexpensive when you buy them by the pound.