I see wires and a telegraph pole in the background which could be handy if your crop takes off !DigitalGiraffe said:Just finished getting my hops sorted for the coming season. Already a few little heaps popping through! Growing Saaz and Cascade. Hoping for a better season with my Saaz this time, if not I'll ditch them and run with all Cascade.
tugger said:I planted 2 rhizomes about 3 weeks ago and today I found this sticking out of the mt hood pot.
The chinook hasn't come up yet but I'm pretty stoked.
My first hop plant. ImageUploadedByAussie Home Brewer1472453297.087259.jpg
Yob said:Who's gunna tell him?
They naturally grow clockwise, by what I've read, heard, and seen. Anyone seen otherwise?Rocker1986 said:and even trained itself around clockwise (why do they have to be clockwise by the way, is there any issue if they climb up anti-clockwise?). .
Clockwise in the southern hemisphere, anticlockwise in the Northern HemisphereMardoo said:They naturally grow clockwise, by what I've read, heard, and seen. Anyone seen otherwise?
Same deal as flushing the toilet....if we had the same type here as the US they would go in opposite directions...beans do the exact same here. And the exact opposite in the Northern Hemisphere too....as in climb clockwise.Mardoo said:Actually all mine in Australia have always grown clockwise. I'd guess after enough generations here they might shift over.
Clockwise in both hemispheres.Mardoo said:Actually all mine in Australia have always grown clockwise. I'd guess after enough generations here they might shift over.
Enter your email address to join: