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Re: 2014 Hop Rhizomes Pre Sale (Members Only Pricing)

Posted: Thu Jan 23, 2014 9:35 am
by philm00x
Finally pulled the trigger on this. Ordered 1 Cascade and 1 Northern Brewer. I had 8 bucks in my PayPal account so I ended up just spending an extra dollar for the total with shipping. I'm going to look into types of containers to try to grow them in until I receive them.

Re: 2014 Hop Rhizomes Pre Sale (Members Only Pricing)

Posted: Fri Jan 24, 2014 11:04 am
by gwcr
Done deal! Just ordered 2 Cascade and 2 Centennial. On the way to making my APA even more of my own creation!

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Re: 2014 Hop Rhizomes Pre Sale (Members Only Pricing)

Posted: Fri Jan 24, 2014 9:56 pm
by haerbob3
RickBeer wrote:Since these are deadly to dogs, can't just grow them anywhere. Are they deadly to deer? If so, I'd like to plant a few acres...
Nope they have gotten fat on my attempts to grow them!! Plus this year I found out that non-human turkeys love 'em too. Caught one tom digging a plant up!!!

Re: 2014 Hop Rhizomes Pre Sale (Members Only Pricing)

Posted: Fri Jan 24, 2014 9:59 pm
by haerbob3
Louie how long is the sale on?? Have to wait on the unemployment :( :(

Re: 2014 Hop Rhizomes Pre Sale (Members Only Pricing)

Posted: Sat Jan 25, 2014 5:50 am
by mtsoxfan
Damn... I've got plenty of deer running around and saw a group of turkeys last fall. Hope they ended up on a table, they are nasty mean birds. The original Angry Birds... I thought about neighbors dogs, and even though one big dog craps in my yard, (never saw it but judging by the pile) I wouldn't want anything to happen to it. Now the owner who lets him crap in my yard...
I'm thinking a raised bed, with 1/2" chicken wire underneath to stop moles and voles, and fencing to keep out the dogs and larger critters. But it will be visable to my wife, so I'll have to make it look nice...Maybe plant flowering vines to hide fencing...
My leaf/grass compost should have plenty of potassium and nitrogen that they require.

Re: 2014 Hop Rhizomes Pre Sale (Members Only Pricing)

Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2014 9:42 pm
by philm00x
Any idea when these should be shipping? I'm seeing ppl posting pics of hops growing and I've yet to receive mine. Hoping they don't come in too late to plant :(

Re: 2014 Hop Rhizomes Pre Sale (Members Only Pricing)

Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2014 7:08 am
by mtsoxfan
I was thinking ther same thing...last week when it was in 70's...not so much this week. But I do have a planting plan...area,soil,and lines...

Re: 2014 Hop Rhizomes Pre Sale (Members Only Pricing)

Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2014 8:52 am
by gwcr
Someone asked that question on the Facebook page. They replied yesterday (April 16) that they expect to ship all orders by early next week.

Re: 2014 Hop Rhizomes Pre Sale (Members Only Pricing)

Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2014 6:48 pm
by Betolis
Mine just arrived...now I have to figure out where they are going to go.

Re: 2014 Hop Rhizomes Pre Sale (Members Only Pricing)

Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2014 6:58 pm
by philm00x
I just got mine today, as well! Very excited. Are there any particular things I need to know before planting them, or is it more just "shove em into the dirt and keep em watered" kinda thing?

Re: 2014 Hop Rhizomes Pre Sale (Members Only Pricing)

Posted: Thu Apr 24, 2014 6:28 pm
by mtsoxfan
Got mine Wednesday, the Galena was all moldy. I scrubbed, washed and planted. Hop I have no issues. I have in pots now, when I'm sure weather is going to stay warm, I'll plant in ground...

Re: 2014 Hop Rhizomes Pre Sale (Members Only Pricing)

Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2014 8:55 am
by gwcr
Got mine yesterday too. Not ready to plant yet so I have in the refrigerator (AH said they would keep a long time in there). Now I'm thinking I might plant them in pots first to get them started and transfer to the ground in a few weeks.

Re: 2014 Hop Rhizomes Pre Sale (Members Only Pricing)

Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2014 12:22 pm
by philm00x
I think I'm going to plant mine in the big planter I have my pineapple in right now. The fruit is going on 2 months growing. Probably another month or so before I can pick it, and then the plant gets composted. That should help give the hops some nutrients.