Fantastical
Well-Known Member
Hi fellow hop growers!
I am just starting to burrs on my plants and I am a little confused on the production of the plants.
My cascade and centennial, both planted last year as rhizomes, are doing great again! Tons of burrs!
However, my mt. hood and willamette, both transplanted to my yard from a friends house, are 5 years old this year and have less than a quarter of the burrs that the two rhizomes have.
It was the same way last year as well. The first year rhizomes out performed the mature plants.
Does anyone know why this would be the case?
I am just starting to burrs on my plants and I am a little confused on the production of the plants.
My cascade and centennial, both planted last year as rhizomes, are doing great again! Tons of burrs!
However, my mt. hood and willamette, both transplanted to my yard from a friends house, are 5 years old this year and have less than a quarter of the burrs that the two rhizomes have.
It was the same way last year as well. The first year rhizomes out performed the mature plants.
Does anyone know why this would be the case?