One-year bare root - Cashmere hop

One-year bare root – Cashmere hop

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Pre-order, available from 1 October 2027

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Variety
Cashmere
Plant type
Racine nue
Yield
Moyen
Alpha acids
7.7 – 9.1%

The bare root plant is one year old. It starts out as a potted plant that then spends a “maturing” period in open ground. Its developed root system (20 to 35 cm) lets it easily withstand several weeks of cold storage (2-4 °C), and frost if planted in autumn.

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It comes from vegetative propagation or in vitro propagation.

It has a good chance of producing cones in its first year if sunlight, soil, watering and maintenance conditions are favourable.

This is the form of hops most widely used by professionals to set up their hop yard.

Find all the details on the varieties (yields, vigour, composition) on ListeHoublon.fr

There are also bare roots 2 years old!

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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

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The variety

Developed by Washington State University and released in 2013, Cashmere is the result of a cross between Cascade and Northern Brewer. Its alpha acids are higher than those of Cascade. A dual-purpose variety, Cashmere hops offer flavours of lemon, lime and melon, and a soft bitterness. It is lightly aromatic with a subtle hint of herbaceous notes.

If you would like more details on this variety, you can find it on ListeHoublon.fr!

The hop bare root is the form preferred by hop growers in Europe.

The hop bare roots we sell are female plants.

They are used to produce hop flowers, used in brewing, in herbal tea and for decoration.

Advantages of the hop bare root

They have the advantage of producing from the first year and reach 100 % yield in the second year.

Good planting conditions, soil quality and depth, along with regular watering, will allow your hops to develop optimally.

Weight 0,15 kg
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