Growing Hops for Brewing

[@tonyfunk6419]

Thank you! Despite living in the States (Kansas, specifically) where the weather conditions are quite different than Ontario (I assume) the information was very helpful for my homebrew hobby plants. Cheers!

[@FrankTPinto]

Nicholas: excellent presentation! Now I can really understand the Hop growing industry. As an agricultural consultant, this information was extremely valuable and thorough. Very much appreciated.

[@Corvallito]

A very informative presentation. Good job, Nicholas! Thank you very much! I have a line of 10 hops plants of two varieties - Sterling and Mt Hood. This year temperatures were very high, so I paid a special attention to watering. However, I did not have any other resource than drinking water known for having chlorine. I didn't use that water right away, letting it say in a big canister for a couple of days hoping that chlorine would be gone. It worked well, and this year I've harvested a huge amount of hops, so now I have to master beer brewing, and I will.

[@kylewynette7799]

Excellent information Nicholas!

[@chadhunt6145]

yes what a great ale. I forget what there beer is called the one that was brewed with coffee but if you haven't tried that you should.

[@dannykraeger1602]

Thank you great info this helps a lot

[@raspingalmond3059]

What’s up with the lady trying to balance a booklet on her head?

[@benjaminsuddeth6448]

Hungover

[@cklinejr]

Great info. Nicholas is a great speaker! That dude asking questions thou, ugh!

[@mattmiller-iv9qz]

do you sell plants for hobby brews

[@richtersherbs]

Yes, we do. Please check our list of hops cultivars that we grow: richters.com/Web_store/web_store.cgi?show=list&prodclass=Potted_Herbs. Scroll down to the hops varieties.

[@mattmiller-iv9qz]

ok

[@MarkWoodChannel]

2 minutes in and I've heard all I need, not planting hops in my yard. I'll stick with hops direct by the pound...

[@TheGavranatar]

Why?