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I do agree... it does look like too much water around the roots by the look of the "rotten" leaves, and some sunburn too (brown dry part). If you are looking for some expertise in Brazil for hops, I will send you a name in a private message.

Nagmay...did you mean "let me know when you are done counting them" ?!? :)

Yep, bought seeds from them and I have a few seedling. I have exchange a few emails too... nice person. Serious enough to get the US permit and do all the paperwork to be able to import some seeds from my seeds bank (I am in Canada).

Well... just dig gently with your hand near the crown if you want to be sure. In the worst case, you will break one or two bines that are still in the ground, which is not enough to kill a 3 years old plant. :) Here, near Montreal in Canada, I would say 95 % of my hops plants seems to be...

Nope ! Nagmay Potter did a little magic trick and used feminize pollen from Magnum.

New "Lotus" variety from Hopsteiner.

025 is a Magnum x Chinook ?!?

Yes, there is a reason... they were 1st year plants. :) In commercial yards, growers don't even bother harvesting a field with first year plants because of low lupulin / oils.

Hairy hops....just shave it :)

Clematis virginia entangled with the hop plant. :D Don't use that plant in your beer.

Misandrist... ;)

Uncategorizable...:confused: Males flowers.... then burrs at the tips !

Your first picture: the yellow leaf with web and tiny tiny bugs.... it really look like spider mites (a close up would help, but still look like that). Spider mites will suck up sap and heavily infested leaves will slowly turn yellow. Also, they are so small, you almost need to put your nose...

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It seems like an hybrid depression.... I have seen it mentionned in some litterature about prof Salmon work (the one who started it all in UK). Some seedling coming from neomexicanus crosses are growing with strange shaped leaves or twisted leaves, or don't grow over 30 cm or die before...