Galena - Field Grade

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A diploid Brewers Gold X unknown male super-alpha bittering type hop. Widely grown in the northwest US. Large robust hop with large bines and 20”-40” side arms. Reportedly more susceptible to powdery mildews out West than Newport. A superior “workhorse” bittering type hop that few other hop varieties can keep up with....Read More


*Retail Orders will ship within 7-10 days of purchase after May 1st. Orders placed before May 1st are considered a Spring Pre-Order and will be shipped only once plants are out of dormancy and actively growing.*

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Product Profile

Alpha Acids: 10 - 14%

Beta Acids: 7.2 - 9.0%

Beer Styles

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Ale, Porter, Stout, ESB, Bitters

Substitutes

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Columbus ● Nugget ● Zeus

Main Usage

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Aroma

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Bittering

Product Description

Each item is one complete dormant crown, or a field-ready plant, depending on time of year: a plant that is a minimum of 1 growing season old with a well developed root system with multiple breaks taken from healthy vigorous stock.  It is professional quality and since it is a live rooted plant, it offers the best chance of successfully growing and producing your favorite varieties of hops.
  • Alpha acids: 10-14%, considered a super alpha
  • Aroma: citrusy bittering type
  • Yield: Very good 1600-2000 lbs/acre
  • Maturity: mid season
  • Storage stability: very good 75-85% remaining
  • Grower notes: Great plant structure with large bines and excellent cone production, can see why it is a popular choice for growing out West. An all around “workhorse”, have not seen mildew problem spoken of in our Michigan trials.
  • Fully rooted plant - NOT a rhizome. A rhizome is a part of a hop plant's root system that grows horizontally underground putting out shoots.

​​Plant Replacement Policy
*Spring Pre-order - Will ship once 2nd season stock breaks dormancy in the spring and can be properly quality checked. Estimated to ship by April 1st.
*Actual plant sizes may vary between varieties. Pictures depict plants shipped at different times of the year; actively growing, or dormant and are for reference only.