So far so good. One small but hearty bine is growing from this rhizome. Fine quality!

I planted a Chinook 2 years ago. and it was alot of fun to watch grow.

I planted this and Fuggle and their both have shoots coming up after 2 weeks. Will have to wait a year or two before I can brewing much with it.

Sprouted new leaves within 3 days.

I got this rhizome for a recipe I like that calls for magnum hops. I planted it upon arrival and within a week several tendrils were poking out of the ground. I also have sterling and cascade hops planted from last year that are doing very well.

It's alive!!!!!! Growing well

I hope it’s good news that these Magnum hops took off like gangbusters!

This is my first attempt at growing my own hops. I didn't do much research other than a few YouTube videos and some online reading. I planted these rhizomes as pairs with the hope that at least on2 would grow. I'm glad to see at least 1 is doing well with watering 1x daily and planted in a "rot prevention" planter containing store bought soil Miracle-Gro All Purpose Plant Food and Down To Earth Fish Bone Meal. The rhizomes are under about 1 inch of soil and the temperatures are rather warm (approx mid 80s). The soil in Durham is clay and does not allow proper drainage for this type of vegetation so when the rhizome reaches full size it will require transplantation to a specially made bed with the size and drainage required for healthy growth.