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I've been out of touch with this thread for quite awhile, but I grew (2) rhizomes each of Cascade and Centennial last year...in Coral Springs. They yielded a good pound of hops before I cut them back to the ground towards the end of the year. I noticed that they recently re-sprouted about two...

Great...thank you for the quick responses! I won't be sticking my head in the chest freezer again...splitting headache now.

I am a brand new home brewer and just brewed my first beer yesterday...a Zombie Dust clone. I used a yeast starter and just a few short hours later, my carboy was going nuts...using a 1-inch blowoff tube into a one-gallon jug filled half way with sanitizer/water...lots of foam, etc. This...

Yeah, I can't make much sense of it... One of my Centennials planted just under 2 weeks ago is over a foot tall and starting to climb the trellis, while the other is very small yet. One of my Cascades has several (sprouts), but is not growing very quickly at all. The other Cascade hasn't...

My instructions on the rhizomes I received said to plant them one-inch below the soil. I planted them about 2-inches after reading differently elsewhere, indicating up to 4-inches. One of the Centennials is already close to a foot tall...the other one is a couple of inches and looking good...

I apologize for this posting, but I am unable to delete it. I was trying to reply to CourtHouseBrewing. On a positive note, I am enjoying a Bell's Hopslam while trying to figure this out.

(Coral Springs, FL) I received my rhizomes and planted (2) Cascades & (2) Centennial on April 7th. On April 12th, the first Centennial appeared and yesterday, the 14th, the first Cascade appeared. So far, so good.

Glad I found this thread...I was told that I wouldn't be successful growing hops in South Florida. Just placed an order for the rhizomes (Centennial & Cascades) and heading to the Home Depot.