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this is awesome, gonna get on this build right away! :mug:

lol i didnt know :-p

Not really, every now and then i'll hit it with some basic miracle grow, but It's rained here so much this season I havent been able to

I'd probably 15 or 16 ft

As of today:

Update

The green growth isnt really any indication of the rhizomes health in my opinion. I've had some terrible looking plants that spring back to life once planted. I had a rhizome in a planter that would never sprout so I dug it out and I saw that it had little sprouts that had begun to grow but then...

update:

The cascade and columbus are already beginning to climb the top piece...i'm very optimistic about this setup, once it fills in i doubt you'll be able to tell how ugly it is! :cross: The columbus already has a lot of burrs...

hah thanks yea I've got three of them and we'll see how they fair georgia weather

Here's mine:

Update: all the hops look really good, the first year rhizomes have kinda stalled but I have no doubt they'll pick back up. The Second year crowns look great. The one cascade crown I planted in the ground took a while to come alive, I thought it was dead at first but a few days ago it emerged...

It'll be fine, plant it and leave it be for a few days, I don;t agree with cutting away the green, plant it so that the green is above the dirt getting sunlight and you should be good to go.

My columbus has done quite well in GA

Yea I forgot to put the mash temp on there :drunk: I planned on mashing at 148 for an hour...should i go lower?

First self-created recipe-Looking for suggestions or approval...here's what I've come up with: Centralombus IPA Recipe Type: All Grain Yeast: BRY-97 Batch Size (Gallons): 5.5 Estimated Original Gravity: 1.067 Estimated Final Gravity: 1.015 IBU: 72.9 Boiling Time (Minutes): 60 Estimated Color...

I let the first year plants do whatever they want, no trimming. I'm let 3 bines grow on each of my 2nd yr plants.

Update: the nugget(in the red pot) and the willamette(in the barrel) are up and chugging along, the nugget is as tall as me by now, and the willamette isn't far behind. Oddly, my 2nd year varieties just popped up this week and are still too small to justify a picture.

ideally you should plant them horizontally, that being said, nature will usually find a way regardless:mug: