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Do you mash in a cooler or on the wood stove?

update. It starting melting above the metal part before I used it for a year. luckily I caught it before plastic dripped into my beer!

I am not from the area but I like the idea. I think there’s a place in Nashua New Hampshire that does something similar

When you browse craigslist for deals on homebrew supplies regularly and have a quick link on your phone to see the latest postings.

Name that hop! Growing in keene, NH

just moved one of mine to a bucket. It was not getting enough sun where I put it. Hope it goes well and does not get root bound

found four on these on my hop plant. This must be what is eating them.

I have not been putting soapy water on these hops.

I helped with a garden before and I put soapy water on the leafs to keep stink bugs and grasshoppers off. Would this hurt hop plants?

They are located just below a slope. They don’t get the morning sun but from noontime to evening. Would it die if I transplanted them? I could have done a better job with the dirt in planted them in.

Located west New Hampshire. The plants are only 2-3 feet and I planted them mid May.

I fertilized with foxfarm big bloom today and a week ago. This is the first year for the plants. It looks like something is eating them. Is it caterpillars? Also one leaf has what might be eggs on it. This is a crystalhop

What is happening to my hops?

I wonder if he had to have orange juice to ease into eating food again. Like you do in other liquid cleansers

I’ve run low on 2 row and want to try making this chimay red clone with Maris Otter instead. What do y’all think?

is this base malt?

I cleaned a carboy I put off cleaning a month

I had a feeling this would be the answer. The reason I ask is I have limited options for planting where we get good exposure to the Southern sky. How important is the southern sky for hops?