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  3. I admit it: I do not have the first clue how plants work.

I admit it: I do not have the first clue how plants work.

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  • brudibrau@skatspelunke.euB This user is from outside of this forum
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    I admit it: I do not have the first clue how plants work. So I was pretty amazed how easy it is to create hop scions. My father-in-law just cut a bunch of vines off at the right spot, we put them in bottles with water, placed them in the abandoned henhouse for just enough sunlight and now we wait for them to get new roots. Super easy.

    Also yay for more Cascade- and Hüll-Melon-hopped pale beers in the future 🥳 🍻

    #homebrewing #gardening #brewersOfMastodon

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    • brudibrau@skatspelunke.euB brudibrau@skatspelunke.eu

      I admit it: I do not have the first clue how plants work. So I was pretty amazed how easy it is to create hop scions. My father-in-law just cut a bunch of vines off at the right spot, we put them in bottles with water, placed them in the abandoned henhouse for just enough sunlight and now we wait for them to get new roots. Super easy.

      Also yay for more Cascade- and Hüll-Melon-hopped pale beers in the future 🥳 🍻

      #homebrewing #gardening #brewersOfMastodon

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      Now I have to get some wire cages and in about two weeks time we'll hopefully plant them.

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      • brudibrau@skatspelunke.euB brudibrau@skatspelunke.eu

        I admit it: I do not have the first clue how plants work. So I was pretty amazed how easy it is to create hop scions. My father-in-law just cut a bunch of vines off at the right spot, we put them in bottles with water, placed them in the abandoned henhouse for just enough sunlight and now we wait for them to get new roots. Super easy.

        Also yay for more Cascade- and Hüll-Melon-hopped pale beers in the future 🥳 🍻

        #homebrewing #gardening #brewersOfMastodon

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        Plants are basically magic that runs on water and sunlight. What are you planning to brew with the hops?

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        • alicefrieren@mastodon.socialA alicefrieren@mastodon.social

          Plants are basically magic that runs on water and sunlight. What are you planning to brew with the hops?

          brudibrau@skatspelunke.euB This user is from outside of this forum
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          @alicefrieren Usually I am more into the "Tap the right runes and your kettle brews for you" kind of magic but this plant stuff is actually pretty cool 😎

          My trip to Czechia last year inspired me to make a German Pils with these fruitier hops. That's the first thing I'll make after the harvest. Also this year's batch of Belgian Blond with Hüll Melon hops has been ridiculously good and people were very fond of it, so I see a lot more of that in the future.

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            The second secret ingredient here is an experienced gardener to show you. (Some plants do this any time of year, others in a season or at the correct node; magic with study?).

            Basil is another enthusiastic windowsill rooter - propagate a sprig in spring and you can have a big basil plant by summer

            @fluffgar @brudibrau

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            • clew@ecoevo.socialC clew@ecoevo.social

              The second secret ingredient here is an experienced gardener to show you. (Some plants do this any time of year, others in a season or at the correct node; magic with study?).

              Basil is another enthusiastic windowsill rooter - propagate a sprig in spring and you can have a big basil plant by summer

              @fluffgar @brudibrau

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              @clew @fluffgar Yup, that's why I am glad that my father-in-law is there to make it easy 😅

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              • brudibrau@skatspelunke.euB brudibrau@skatspelunke.eu

                Now I have to get some wire cages and in about two weeks time we'll hopefully plant them.

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                @brudibrau
                Wire cages to ______?

                Keep critters out?

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                  @brudibrau
                  Wire cages to ______?

                  Keep critters out?

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                  @scandigonian Yes. My first Hüll Melon plant was destroyed by a bunch of mice. They ate the roots 😐

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                  • brudibrau@skatspelunke.euB brudibrau@skatspelunke.eu

                    @scandigonian Yes. My first Hüll Melon plant was destroyed by a bunch of mice. They ate the roots 😐

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                    @brudibrau
                    Yikes!!!

                    Deer are the big problem here.

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                      @brudibrau
                      Yikes!!!

                      Deer are the big problem here.

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                      @scandigonian Deer eat hops?

                      Damn.

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                      • brudibrau@skatspelunke.euB brudibrau@skatspelunke.eu

                        @scandigonian Deer eat hops?

                        Damn.

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                        @brudibrau
                        Yeah, I found that out the hard way, last year.

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                        • brudibrau@skatspelunke.euB brudibrau@skatspelunke.eu

                          I admit it: I do not have the first clue how plants work. So I was pretty amazed how easy it is to create hop scions. My father-in-law just cut a bunch of vines off at the right spot, we put them in bottles with water, placed them in the abandoned henhouse for just enough sunlight and now we wait for them to get new roots. Super easy.

                          Also yay for more Cascade- and Hüll-Melon-hopped pale beers in the future 🥳 🍻

                          #homebrewing #gardening #brewersOfMastodon

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                          @brudibrau And I thought you had to use rhizomes!

                          Game changer!

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