jim80
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Asalpaws said:
What size pots did you use? I think those old dustbins I used are about 70/80 litres or so, possibly a bit less.
Growing Hops??
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What size pots did you use? I think those old dustbins I used are about 70/80 litres or so, possibly a bit less.
jim80
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Since I don't think I'll get all that many I'm thinking I might chuck them all into a brew green (undried, that is) as a late hop addition - I've got a packet of magnum that should do for bittering.
Anyone done green hopping? I presume you have to use a greater weight compared to dry ones, any idea what the ratio would be, roughly?
Anyone done green hopping? I presume you have to use a greater weight compared to dry ones, any idea what the ratio would be, roughly?
evanvine
Landlord.
5 times the weight.
Hops dry to 20% of their "wet" weight!
Hops dry to 20% of their "wet" weight!
evanvine
Landlord.
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evanvine
Landlord.
Yes, perhaps it is, but I can dry several kilos at the same time!
BIGJIM72
Landlord.
I use a dehydrator,then vac pac.Simples
shuggie159
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I'm rather proud of my new babies.
Cast your curser back a few pages and I reported that my hop shoots had been eaten by a passing creature. Well the good news is that there was one shoot left.
I only planted it this year and didn't expect any produce.... but it looks as if I'm going to get at least one good brew
Now come on don't be shy... Show me yours.
Cast your curser back a few pages and I reported that my hop shoots had been eaten by a passing creature. Well the good news is that there was one shoot left.
I only planted it this year and didn't expect any produce.... but it looks as if I'm going to get at least one good brew
Now come on don't be shy... Show me yours.
BIGJIM72
Landlord.
Harvested my First Gold today-quite a poor crop as they were hit hard by aphids early on-but not as badly as my fuggles that were pretty much non existent. On a plus note the WVC plant has done amazingly well-will give them a day or two more as the cones are huge.
DethApostle
Regular.
How'd you know when it's harvest time?
DA
DA
evanvine
Landlord.
Titus A Duxass
Regular.
Three weeks ago I couldn't find hops anywhere but now they're everywhere.
I can by plants or seeds (preferable) for Hopfen Humulus lupulus, is this type of hop anygood for brewing?
I can by plants or seeds (preferable) for Hopfen Humulus lupulus, is this type of hop anygood for brewing?
Titus A Duxass
Regular.
godfrey said:
I can't get rhizomes at present, I can get plants (80 - 100 cms) or seeds.
The plants are 9 euro each the seeds are 2 euro for 20 seeds.
How can I identify which ones are male and which ones are female?
a little patience here will pay off
you won't get any harvest till next year anyway
do you know what variety you want ?
if not do you know what kind of beer you like ?
look at some recipe for the beer you like
and see what variety of hop is used to make it :thumb:
much better than growing from seeds
and find out in two years you want something different
you won't get any harvest till next year anyway
do you know what variety you want ?
if not do you know what kind of beer you like ?
look at some recipe for the beer you like
and see what variety of hop is used to make it :thumb:
much better than growing from seeds
and find out in two years you want something different
evanvine
Landlord.
Have just harvested my NNG (North Notts Goldings :whistle: )
A poor yield, 0.87Kg, way less than half what I had last year!
Should dry to c. 175g, enough for nearly 3 brews!
A poor yield, 0.87Kg, way less than half what I had last year!
Should dry to c. 175g, enough for nearly 3 brews!
AndyBWood
Regular.
Evening all,
Joint hop growing project with my brother in Nottingham this year as he has lots of space out back and a little less rain than sunny Manchester.
Fuggles and East Kent Goldings planted in late January. Fuggles harvested today.
360g harvest weight which should give around 70g after drying (from what I've read). I think that we could have maybe left them a bit longer but they are very papery and have a real good hoppy smell to them. Nice lupulin as well.
As this was the first year and I wasn't expecting anything.... I'm really rather pleased
A
Joint hop growing project with my brother in Nottingham this year as he has lots of space out back and a little less rain than sunny Manchester.
Fuggles and East Kent Goldings planted in late January. Fuggles harvested today.
360g harvest weight which should give around 70g after drying (from what I've read). I think that we could have maybe left them a bit longer but they are very papery and have a real good hoppy smell to them. Nice lupulin as well.
As this was the first year and I wasn't expecting anything.... I'm really rather pleased
A
