Hops

Humulus lupulus

Flower name
Hops
Scientific name
Humulus lupulus
Aliashop
Place of originCentral Asia
Place of flowering
Flowering seasonJuly, August, September

What is Hops

Hops (scientific name: Humulus lupulus) is a perennial vine native to Central Asia. In Japan, it grows wild in Hokkaido. The plant is 10 to 12 cm tall, and its tendrils grow in a creeping manner. It is dioecious, and produces spherical flowers resembling pine needles from July to September. The flowers are used as a bittering ingredient in beer and as fresh flowers.

Common name: hop, scientific name: Humulus lupulus, also known as the hop species, genus: Hops, phylum: Angiospermae, phylum: Angiospermae, plant kingdom: Central Asia, height: 10-12 cm, plant: dioecious, flowering season: July-September, flowers: spherical Flower, Use: raw material for beer, fresh flower.