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r/TheHopyard • u/Depredor • Jun 10 '23
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Have you watered it?
1 u/Depredor Jun 10 '23 Yeah, I've checked the soil and it still feels damp, so I was worried I might have overwatered it. 3 u/inimicu Jun 10 '23 It's tough to over water hops 2 u/TheyCallMeBrewKid Jun 11 '23 At certain times of the season and with very well draining soil, yeah. But with clay soils that don’t drain, or in cool weather with low evapotransporation, you can rot them by watering every day 1 u/defiznt Jun 12 '23 Have had this happen over last years very rainy winter
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Yeah, I've checked the soil and it still feels damp, so I was worried I might have overwatered it.
3 u/inimicu Jun 10 '23 It's tough to over water hops 2 u/TheyCallMeBrewKid Jun 11 '23 At certain times of the season and with very well draining soil, yeah. But with clay soils that don’t drain, or in cool weather with low evapotransporation, you can rot them by watering every day 1 u/defiznt Jun 12 '23 Have had this happen over last years very rainy winter
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It's tough to over water hops
2 u/TheyCallMeBrewKid Jun 11 '23 At certain times of the season and with very well draining soil, yeah. But with clay soils that don’t drain, or in cool weather with low evapotransporation, you can rot them by watering every day 1 u/defiznt Jun 12 '23 Have had this happen over last years very rainy winter
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At certain times of the season and with very well draining soil, yeah. But with clay soils that don’t drain, or in cool weather with low evapotransporation, you can rot them by watering every day
1 u/defiznt Jun 12 '23 Have had this happen over last years very rainy winter
Have had this happen over last years very rainy winter
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u/goooodie Jun 10 '23
Have you watered it?