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Posted by Rupert Bear on April 30, 2007, 9:25 am
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I have an old male Hop (Humulus Lupulus) from which late in the
season has budded out a variegated shoot (direct from rhizome).
The first two pictures are of a rooted cutting of the shoot.
The third picture is another cutting taken later from that cutting which
I took because of the strange mosaic variegation and odd leaf shape
on this bine (note that only five variegated leaves are showing in this
image as other leaves are from older 'normal' hops (Humulus L.) growing in the same
area.)
Both of these plants are now about 1M height (they will soon die back
for winter) and will produce small rhizomes. When I grow them both
up to maturity next year and use the pollen to fertilise some of my Hop
cultivars, Goldings, Tettnanger, etc. Will they transfer this trait to
some of the seeds?
1 http://tinyurl.com/2ek3lg
2 http://tinyurl.com/2u86jb
3 http://tinyurl.com/2jwx3k
Was hoping to produce a variegated ornamental female hop (Humulus L.) :)
Rupert.
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