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Awesome that is exactly what I was looking for, thanks.

Hey guys figure this is the place to post this. I had to get a new pot today which ended up being slightly larger than what my glass top stove can handle. So I was wondering if any of you know of an element that I could just plug in to counter top receptacles to help get the boil going and...

Awesome can't wait to see the progress.

So I'm in the process of drying a few cones, I guess the aphids really had their eyes set on one of the cones, went to the basement and thought wow that is one fuzzy looking hop ...... than the fuzz started to move.

Awesome that's about what I got off of my cascade last year. You'll be surprised how much you get next year.

Very interesting, keep us posted.

Lol thanks guess I know what to name that beer haha. Cheers buddy!

Thanks, that is indeed what it seems to be. Do you know what the health hazards would be if a couple infected cones made it through my pickings?

Just wondering what it is and what I can do to prevent this next year, other plants don't look effected, cut this one down to prevent spread. Lot's of little white mites all over the entire plant as well. 2nd year cascade.

Don't know if this has been covered here but the pic says it all, push out as much air as you can than stick any fast food straw into the bag and suck out as much air as you can. Works great, I dry my hops down to 20% of their original weight,

Look for dents on the inside, make sure the handles aren't falling off, take a 7/8" 12 point wrench with you, check all posts and poppets in posts for seals and rust, hold dip tube and c02 inlet tube up to a light and see if you can see any rust inside them.

Did it with syrup I made this year, used 3/4 tsp instead of 1/2 Tsp per 450ml bottle. Carbed in normal time, tasted great.

I used bat crap, and sheep manure, than filled a 5 gal bucket of water and tied a sock filled with manure and chucked it in the bucket. The hops and everything else in my garden seemed to like the crap tea, go for it.

That is a kick ass idea Homer, I'll be doing that this week than. Thanks.

I'm also using the cheap juste twine, though I tied two sets per hops than twisted them together with the electric drill. I'll see if I can get a pic up to show how the wind may be of a concern with the length my lines are. Edit: So the pic worked this is from last year, where I had been...

So in other words hops create a large mass which will be moved by the wind regardless of string tension? I might tighten them up a bit, but I did decide to run 4 bines up each string, I have one string per plant, and I figured I would deal with a bit of a tangled mess in order to get a bit of a...

Had a bit of a windy day today and noticed my hop strings (jute twine) really swaying a lot back and forth, when it gets wet they tighten up dramatically which makes me think maybe tightening them may not be a good idea. Just wondering how much play you guys have in the string your hops climb...

Yup you're f'ed for sure. Those things are gonna blow some **** up.

I also just can't help but feel that you are having a carb issue not an infection one at this point, how was the flavour other than your loss in hop flavour aroma? Over carbed beer could easily de-gass some of that taste/aroma when fizzing like crazy. How long is your fermentation? Are you...

Holy splashy splashy, let us know if your beer tastes like cardboard in a month or two. If there was a way to attach a tube to this that would reach the bottom of your bottle than it would be great, alternatively and completely impractically you could purge all your bottles with c02 to avoid...