He started with a 14ft pipe that he hammered into the ground. This pipe is the main pipe that all of our coconut rope runs from/through. From there, he has created a 'spider web' from which all 11 plants will run up! It's a fairly simple project that takes all of 2 hours to create. Below are our pictures of the re-useable pipes. Scroll down to the bottom to see how it held up as the hops grew! I'm impressed!
Thursday, September 10, 2015
Construct your Hops Garden
Well, our hops are sending out shoots and that means that we need to trellis them FAST!!! There are a lot of different ways to do it (which I'll share in another post), but I wanted to share how Eric is building our hop garden out of old plumbing pipes we used for another home improvement project.
He started with a 14ft pipe that he hammered into the ground. This pipe is the main pipe that all of our coconut rope runs from/through. From there, he has created a 'spider web' from which all 11 plants will run up! It's a fairly simple project that takes all of 2 hours to create. Below are our pictures of the re-useable pipes. Scroll down to the bottom to see how it held up as the hops grew! I'm impressed!
He started with a 14ft pipe that he hammered into the ground. This pipe is the main pipe that all of our coconut rope runs from/through. From there, he has created a 'spider web' from which all 11 plants will run up! It's a fairly simple project that takes all of 2 hours to create. Below are our pictures of the re-useable pipes. Scroll down to the bottom to see how it held up as the hops grew! I'm impressed!
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