Please answer me few profesional questions. 1) the name/type of rootstock used. 2) the aproximative calendar data you pick up grapes . 3) texture and PH of that soil. 4) average raining during all year and average rain separately in may-august season. 5) why you don't use 4 young cordons of one year old, than using 4 cordons of two years old, sprinkeld with 4 eyes cutted, one year new "branches"? And 6) tell me detaliately, how much food offer to that plant, during one year around. Tell the quantityes of organic and chemical food. Thank you. If I will remember another questions, I will write back. A big hug and all the best❤
I understand spur pruning and cane pruning but it seems that you are mixing the two together when you mention two replacement spurs and two working spurs together with 4 cordons with spurs for next years producing vines. By replacement spurs I assume that means that the 4 cordons your currently have on your vines will be replaced from the two spur replacement canes but I don't see in your pruning routine when they are replaced. You currently end up with 4 cordons with spurs for next year producing vines but I don't know what you mean by the two working spurs - what do they do besides just grow producing vines and if that is there purpose it seems to be redundant alongside the spurs along the cordons.
Salve a voi un saluto dal nord Salento Puglia, mi sono appena iscritto al vostro Chanel UA-cam molto intuitivo grandioso, ho anch'io un piccolo vigneto di520 barbatelle da vino da 3 year, però quest'anno ci ha sfacellato molto la peronospora al grappolo e siamo tutti colpiti. Farò quella vostra potatura a doppio binario, interessante. Ciao alla prossima. 😳😊🤔💪✌️
looks like Sauv Blanc? Not a fan of this pruning for reds, but for whites it's ok. I think your spurs are too long though, Only 2 buds required/spur, not 4, although 4 will yield well.
Please answer me few profesional questions.
1) the name/type of rootstock used.
2) the aproximative calendar data you pick up grapes .
3) texture and PH of that soil.
4) average raining during all year and average rain separately in may-august season.
5) why you don't use 4 young cordons of one year old, than using 4 cordons of two years old, sprinkeld with 4 eyes cutted, one year new "branches"?
And 6) tell me detaliately, how much food offer to that plant, during one year around. Tell the quantityes of organic and chemical food.
Thank you. If I will remember another questions, I will write back.
A big hug and all the best❤
Thank you for sharing
I understand spur pruning and cane pruning but it seems that you are mixing the two together when you mention two replacement spurs and two working spurs together with 4 cordons with spurs for next years producing vines. By replacement spurs I assume that means that the 4 cordons your currently have on your vines will be replaced from the two spur replacement canes but I don't see in your pruning routine when they are replaced. You currently end up with 4 cordons with spurs for next year producing vines but I don't know what you mean by the two working spurs - what do they do besides just grow producing vines and if that is there purpose it seems to be redundant alongside the spurs along the cordons.
Salve a voi un saluto dal nord Salento Puglia, mi sono appena iscritto al vostro Chanel UA-cam molto intuitivo grandioso, ho anch'io un piccolo vigneto di520 barbatelle da vino da 3 year, però quest'anno ci ha sfacellato molto la peronospora al grappolo e siamo tutti colpiti. Farò quella vostra potatura a doppio binario, interessante. Ciao alla prossima. 😳😊🤔💪✌️
What size of that metal wire
looks like Sauv Blanc? Not a fan of this pruning for reds, but for whites it's ok. I think your spurs are too long though, Only 2 buds required/spur, not 4, although 4 will yield well.
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