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Even if you can't identify the strain, you can try using the cones to brew test batches, to see if it's any good as boringbittering hops, aroma or flavor. I did this with a batch of random "ornamental" hops, and liked the results enough to try to cultivate them.

Even if you can't identify the strain, you can try using the cones to brew test batches, to see if it's any good as boring hops, aroma or flavor. I did this with a batch of random "ornamental" hops, and liked the results enough to try to cultivate them.

Even if you can't identify the strain, you can try using the cones to brew test batches, to see if it's any good as bittering hops, aroma or flavor. I did this with a batch of random "ornamental" hops, and liked the results enough to try to cultivate them.

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Even if you can't identify the strain, you can try using the cones to brew test batches, to see if it's any good as boring hops, aroma or flavor. I did this with a batch of random "ornamental" hops, and liked the results enough to try to cultivate them.