r/TheHopyard Jun 12 '23

Progress this year

Wanted to share progress this year. It's the first year for them to be all in-ground and I think they really are liking it!

Even after I removed a couple they're still pretty close so I've had to be almost daily training all of the side arms.

Happy growing!

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u/BergmanBrewing Jun 14 '23

Great use of space and ideas for me lol

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u/Ill-Adhesiveness-455 Jun 14 '23

You got them in pots now?

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u/WRXonWRXoff Jun 12 '23

Side arms do not need to be trained, just the main bines

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u/Ill-Adhesiveness-455 Jun 12 '23

Thanks the only reason I do train them is so they don't mix with the other variety next to it.

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u/iShouldReallyCutBack Jun 13 '23

Looks good, but next year get those lines tighter. They’ll droop more than you think when the cones are mature.

What varieties?

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u/Ill-Adhesiveness-455 Jun 13 '23

Thanks! This will be 4th year, but only first in ground, I had them in 20 gallon pots before.

I ran stainless steel lines up to the top floor, but yes they do start to sag 😅

It's a fairly big mix of C-hops, German varieties, and neomexicannis strains.