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Cashmere Hop Plant – 10x10x10 cm Plug

7,28 € incl. VAT6,90 € excl. VAT

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    • The complex one: fruity elegance. Sophisticated aroma profile combining melon, peach, coconut and lemongrass notes.

    • Brewing use: Ideal for NEIPA, Hazy IPA and Sours thanks to its silky, fruity profile.

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    • Yield: Medium to High. A productive variety showing good vegetative vigour in the field.

    • Alpha acids: 7.7% – 9.1%. Delivers a smooth, balanced bitterness.

    • Performance format: 10x10x10 cm plug ensuring deep rooting and markedly stronger growth than a standard young plug.

    • Ready to plant: The ideal compromise between the strength of a bare root plant and the easy establishment of a potted plant.

In your gardens

Your hop gardens

Amateur hop gardens: on an arbour, up a wall or at the bottom of the garden. Send us yours

  • Hop arch covered in bines at the edge of a field
  • Hops climbing a tall pole, blue sky and mountains in the distance
  • Close-up of ripe hop cones among the leaves
  • Hand-picking cones at the top of the hop bines
  • Hop bines climbing up the wall of a house
  • Two hop arches laden with cones in front of a meadow
  • Cut hop bines on the lawn and a crate of harvested cones
  • Hops trained up strings to the balcony of a house
  • A golden wall of hops at the end of summer in a garden
  • Wooden pergola covered in hops in a garden
  • Harvested hop cones, vacuum-packed
  • Young hop plants on a trellis net in a vegetable garden

Description

The Cashmere hop, released in 2013 by Washington State University, is the result of a cross between Cascade and Northern Brewer. It quickly earned its reputation among brewers for its “silky” aroma profile, which gave it its name. More complex than Cascade, it offers a unique tropical dimension with pronounced notes of ripe melon and coconut.

In the field, Cashmere stands out for its excellent vigour and good adaptability. Its modern genetics allow it to produce substantial biomass, which translates into a generous harvest of cones rich in essential oils. For a detailed analysis of its chemical characteristics and growing advice, see the page on ListeHoublon.fr.

Our 10x10x10 cm plug plants let you make the most of this premium variety from the first season. The volume of substrate ensures a stress-free transition from the nursery to your plot, encouraging a strong start in spring. It is the right investment for those who want professional-quality production with simpler handling.

Growing Cashmere successfully requires a solid trellis structure to support its fast growth. Discover our hop yard equipment and take advantage of our technical support to optimise the establishment of your plants.

Additional information

Weight 0,180 kg
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