We have a wide variety of hop rhizomes for sale for any homebrewer looking to take their hobby to the next level. With a wide range of options, your hop variety will depend on the flavor, aroma, or bitterness you’re looking to add to your beer. Growing hop plants is not only a fun and rewarding experience, but it also allows you to have complete control over the quality and flavor of the hops used in your beer. Luckily, most of the U.S. falls within the plant’s hardiness zones (3-8), and once roots are established, they thrive with more abundant hop flowers in the second and third year of growth.
Need more information? Read our article How to Grow Your Own Hops or download our complete Hop Growing Manual.
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Due to USDA restrictions, we cannot ship rhizomes to HI, AK, WA, OR, ID
Hop Rhizomes and Accessories
Multi-Use Hops
We have popular options like Cascade, Centennial, and Chinook, and lesser-known gems like Crystal and Sterling. Whether you're looking to add a citrusy, floral aroma or a touch of bitterness to your beer, our multi-use hop rhizomes have got you covered.
Bittering Hops
Looking to add a bitter kick to your homebrewed beer? Our bittering hop rhizomes are the perfect solution. With varieties like Magnum, Nugget, and Galena. Bittering hops are typically added early in the brewing process to give the beer its characteristic bitterness, making them an essential component of any homebrewing recipe.
We offer two sizes of hop fertilizer - enough for 5 or 25 rhizomes - that is specially designed for first-year hop plants and is used at hop farms. The formula is strong enough to enhance growth, but not so harsh that it burns up the young shoots. The blend is a mix of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and dried kelp. You can also use our Rhizome Root Growth Enhancer along with the fertilizer for an extra boost during the first year of growth.
Looking for a durable and reliable way to support your hop plants as they grow? Made from high-quality materials, our hop twine is strong enough to support even the heaviest hop cones. Plus, it's easy to use and won't damage your hop plants like wire or other materials might.
