Wanna make $10?

[millerized]

I have some hop pellets( for beer brewing) that are pretty old that I'm not going to use. I wonder if or how they would burn. Hops contain natural oils, I wonder what would happen if burned. Interested?

I read that wrong the first time. I thought you said HEMP....and I was gonna be all over that. Talk about something unique to burn in a pellet stove.

Send me your contact info, how you want your $10 paid, and we'll go from there.
Just a display....can't display much if I don't branch out.

 

[jrems]

Hops are the only other plant in the cannibus family. They grow on a huge 20ft tall vine and 75% of the plant is thrown away, the hops are the flowers. The vine is actually very strong and fibrious like hemp. I wonder if there would be a use for the unusable vine from the plant. Just message me your address. These pellets wouldn't be cost effective to normall burn since they normally cost $10-20 per pound. I probably have at least a pound of old stuff I could send if you want it.

 

[Bioburner]

Hops are the only other plant in the cannibus family. They grow on a huge 20ft tall vine and 75% of the plant is thrown away, the hops are the flowers. The vine is actually very strong and fibrious like hemp. I wonder if there would be a use for the unusable vine from the plant. Just message me your address. These pellets wouldn't be cost effective to normall burn since they normally cost $10-20 per pound. I probably have at least a pound of old stuff I could send if you want it.

How close then is the hops to the iron wood tree. Hornbeam hop wood. Probably have that way off.

 

[EatenByLimestone]

The 2 ironwoods in our area, hornbeam and hop hornbeam are all in different families.