hop rhizome
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alix101
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hop rhizome
Has anyone got any ...I gave mine away a a couple of years ago ..just fancied growing one up the house. ..
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Re: hop rhizome
Did you have any particular variety in mind?
I've got a few plants but would want to wait a couple or three more weeks before splitting them.
I've got a few plants but would want to wait a couple or three more weeks before splitting them.
Dave Berry
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Re: hop rhizome
I'm not fussy really...something for bittering northern brewer, target would be nice anything really.
I tried to grow cascade but it didn't really go ...If there are any successful American varieties it would be nice but i know there difficult to get and possibly grow.
I tried to grow cascade but it didn't really go ...If there are any successful American varieties it would be nice but i know there difficult to get and possibly grow.
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Re: hop rhizome
OK, plants that are big enough to be split or dug up are:
Target
Bramling Cross
Sussex
Fuggles
Also potential ones are English Cascade and Bullion, but I would have to check with a friend to see if they are viable to take a cutting or rhizome from as they are only second year plants.
Your Cascade may not have taken due to your location. I have found out today that hops were even grown commercially as far North as Aberdeen, lack of sunlight is the reason they are not grown there now!
Target
Bramling Cross
Sussex
Fuggles
Also potential ones are English Cascade and Bullion, but I would have to check with a friend to see if they are viable to take a cutting or rhizome from as they are only second year plants.
Your Cascade may not have taken due to your location. I have found out today that hops were even grown commercially as far North as Aberdeen, lack of sunlight is the reason they are not grown there now!
Dave Berry
Can't be arsed to keep changing this bit, so, drinking some beer and wanting to brew many more!
Sir, you are drunk! Yes madam, and you are ugly, but in the morning I shall be sober! - WSC
Can't be arsed to keep changing this bit, so, drinking some beer and wanting to brew many more!
Sir, you are drunk! Yes madam, and you are ugly, but in the morning I shall be sober! - WSC
Re: hop rhizome
I've got Goldings, Fuggles and WGV.
You are welcome to come and harvest the excess useable rhizomes.
Norm
You are welcome to come and harvest the excess useable rhizomes.
Norm
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alix101
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Re: hop rhizome
Might just do that Norm..cheers
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