Thu Apr 24, 2008 9:25 am

Man I have a Willamette and a Sterling that are both over 6 feet tall already.
Of course they are both 3 years old.
The sterling grows so wild that I have to keep cutting back the bines, and only let say half of them grow.

I'll try to get some pics.
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Thu Apr 24, 2008 9:50 am

Lufah wrote:
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Lufah wrote:Feeding them bonemeal and bloodmeal. The plants in the pictures are 3 years old.


Ok, I'll bite...

What the heck is bonemeal and bloodmeal? Is that what you're left with after JP makes his skin suit?


Shit I don't know. I was going off this thread...

http://thebrewingnetwork.com/forum/vie ... php?t=8720

I picked mine up at Lowes. Should be fairly easy to find.


Do you just sprinkle the stuff in the ground around the plants? or do you have to work it into the soil?
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Thu Apr 24, 2008 5:28 pm

Brew Engineer wrote:Do you just sprinkle the stuff in the ground around the plants? or do you have to work it into the soil?


You are supposed to work it into the soil, like 1-2" deep. But I just sprinkled it on my mounds and lightly worked it in with my fingers.
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Fri Apr 25, 2008 3:39 am

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Brew Engineer wrote:Do you just sprinkle the stuff in the ground around the plants? or do you have to work it into the soil?


You are supposed to work it into the soil, like 1-2" deep. But I just sprinkled it on my mounds and lightly worked it in with my fingers.



Mmmm... Lightly working the mounds with your fingers...

sprinkle it baby... :shock:


eh-hem... sorry about that. Thanks for the advice. I'll have to look for this stuff next time I'm at Lowes.
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Brew Engineer wrote:eh-hem... sorry about that. Thanks for the advice. I'll have to look for this stuff next time I'm at Lowes.



The Devil's store, i.e. Wal-Mart also carries it in their garden center. Come to think of is so does Home Depot.
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Fri Apr 25, 2008 5:40 am

Cool, thanks BadRock!

My Fuggles poked through the other day!
(I said "day")

Two shoots. My Goldings is starting to form cute little leaves, and my first Cascade is quite bushy, for a little 4 inch bine. Still no sign from the second Cascade though.
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You guys are going to weep when you see my Fuggles, they are already over 2' tall. I'll post some pictures tomorrow.
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Here's my pretty cascade vines. Second year.
12' tall growing about a foot a day.

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