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Since I recently got closer acquainted to what hops actually look like, I'd swear I've seen hops growing wild along several sections of a trail I ride my bike on frequently.
Of course it won't be till much later after they start to make their flower that I'll know more certainly.
Any thoughts on using them for a batch of beer just to see what if?
Although reading some more, it sounded like it might be less of a great thing since these probably won't be plants that are predominately female and the flower will be fertilized. Seeds evidently might produce off flavors. Badly off? What are the thoughts of y'all on that?
More just curiosity. I don't live where I can grow my own hop plants. Thought using the wild grown stuff near me might just be an interesting novelty brew every now and then.
Of course it won't be till much later after they start to make their flower that I'll know more certainly.
Any thoughts on using them for a batch of beer just to see what if?
Although reading some more, it sounded like it might be less of a great thing since these probably won't be plants that are predominately female and the flower will be fertilized. Seeds evidently might produce off flavors. Badly off? What are the thoughts of y'all on that?
More just curiosity. I don't live where I can grow my own hop plants. Thought using the wild grown stuff near me might just be an interesting novelty brew every now and then.