I used the fish/seaweed fertilizer as a foliar spray as a well as a direct application to the soil. This was my first year to use any of Neptune's products. Giant Watermelons with your Fish Seaweed Fertilizer If you are growing hops and not using Neptune’s Harvest you are doing a severe injustice to your hops. If you are growing hops without Neptune’s Harvest you are doing a severe injustice to your hops.

Your product is most definitely a game changer and only has be used so often. In all I have 30 plants and this year my wet hop harvest produced 23lbs! Not too shabby for an ornamental garden. After using Neptune’s Harvest I’m happy to say they are growing stronger every year and are producing healthy fruit. Several of these styles of hops are not known to grow well at all in New England and did tend to struggle for the first two years. It was the third year that I started to use your product and noticed a massive increase in the health of my plants and my harvest. Each year after they start rapidly increasing size and yields. The first year they grow around 7-9 feet and will produce a small amount of hops about an ounce or so based on style. A large portion of my growth is cascade but all of these produce healthy hops. In my garden I planted 11 varieties of hops nugget, horizon, goldings, tetnang, hallertau, fuggles, glacier, Willamette, centennial and Cascade. It was here I learned hand on hops knowledge and had witnessed several similar structures. I used to work for fresh based out of Oregon. My objective was to make a house and gazebo out of them. So these hops were not planted for maximum cultivation. When I planted them the plan was to create an ornamental beer garden that also produced a good amount of fruit. These hops have been growing for 6 years.

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