I love your simple explanation, they are far more helpful to me than any professional wine terminology. It's the gist that the audience can easily following well and no confusion. Great applause & greeting from CH.
As a professional chef and food scientist, I support your statement: teach young people to grow their own food and learn traditional skills in food preparation is very, very important. Congratulations.
We adopted our 5, sold our big house in suburbia, moved to an old farm on 26 acres. We now raise rabbits, sheep, chickens, pigs and grow much of our own food. We all learn at home and our kids ferment, preserve and do many wonderful things with our food. I agree 100%. Best life ever!!
0 seconds ago Working with native Concorde vines here in Boston which grew so long over 30 years they knocked down a 40’ stockade fence. Occasionally I’ve buried a runner then cut it off to propagate new vines. After watching you I made post and wires and everything seems in order now. Thanks so much and also to the camera operator who did a great job. 🍇
I was also confused trying to understand proper pruning thank you for keeping it simple! I have 30 vines of table grapes in SE Kansas this is their 4 year and looking forward to watching them grow
Thank you Vlada. I have 2 old very established vines. I had looked at a few videos, and yours was the best at explaining what needed to be done. I prefer your way of explaining things without fancy complicated terminology. I am now going to prune my vines by your methods 👍
Finally ! Someone who clearly explained this process. I’ve watched so many videos and year after year I have been doing this wrong.This year I will follow your tips . Thank you so much for this , I really appreciate it . I’m in Montreal, Canada
It wasn't just helpful, it was straight and simple for ke to understand and relate without too much technical stuff that could cause confusion Thanks again 😘
thank you. i have watched a lot of these videos and they were not clear to me. this is the first one that i feel like i understand how to do this correctly FINALLY!!! 🙏🏻
Thank you so much for your wonderfully clear and informative tutorial - it’s an example of teaching at its very best. As an complete novice to pruning grape vines, I now know what to do. Many thanks.
Excellent video. "Proper terms" are most often lost on us laymen types. I fully understand "knuckle" and now feel adequately prepared to prune my grape vines. Thank you!
thank you so much! i learned more from your video in less than 5 minutes of watching than i learned about grapevines from everyone else in the last year. i would like to support yopur charity ,but we have a program going on her ein htis community as well where I live. thanks again,ill pass this on for sure.
Thank you so much! Just moved onto a new property and we have grapevines growing all over the trees nearby. I was afraid of cutting the really long vines as I’m seeing leaves growing, but now I see I can and should cut them back. It’s early spring and I suppose this is a good time to do this. Again, thanks!
Great video. Thank you for not using excessive technical, advanced terminology. After all, people who seek advice are on this site because they are not experts. Experts who understand deeply technical verbiage will not be on instructional sites. I spent time in California acquiring real estate used for developing easement and rights-of-way for utilities from Mexico to Canada. In dealing with vineyard owners and growers, I made every attempt to learn growing techniques. Now retired, I am growing muscadine grapes, which are native to my area (southern Louisiana). Many sites bombard viewers with technical terms that are, of course, foreign and/or confusing to beginners. Now retired and owning acreage, I have time to devote to growing fruit trees, grapes and lots of annual vegetables as well. My intention is to grow several grape varieties as my skill and knowledge increases.
Hey im from Fallbrook!!! Hello....great video! Loved your honesty....i have some grapes in my yard n know nothing bout growing and came across this video!!! Now ima go outside and get my prune on!!!!
Thank you for your UA-cam channel. I’ve been doing it wrong all these years, simply because I was intimidated to prune too much and had no idea the science behind it. You explained it so well!!!
Thank you for this straightforward video. I have a small piece of land in New York with some well established vines that have been allowed to totally overgrow They appear to be fairly healthy otherwise. Since I really have no knowledge, this is a good video to show me how to start and how far I can go in pruning.
This is probably the best vine pruning video I have seen so far In UA-cam. Thank you! Just moved into a 400 year old property in Oxford uk and There is a very old vine growing on the cottage wall! Will be fun to implement these tips!
Thank you! I am new to growing grapes. We only have two plants we planted last year on either side of a small arbor. I'm really hoping to take good care of them and enjoy grapes for years to come! Thanks again! God Bless!
You give me confidence to take on my mess. We moved to this house four years ago and the grape vines were lying on the ground, and had been for awhile. The first year we brutally chopped them, and had no fruit at all. Probably didn't leave any knuckles! I love that term. I'm ready to give it another try--though I'm still afraid! lol We are in WA, so it's time to do it, but not too late. I didn't prune last year at all due to the lack of fruit the year before. The vines are no longer on the ground, but they are seriously twisted from who-knows-how-long on the ground. I'm taking some cuttings this year to start a fresh area (better suited) and plant grow them up an arch.
I am so excited for you Charlene!!! Show your vines some love and they will love you back...:) I hope to see your before and after photos...You can tag us on instagram under Vlada's_seeds_of_life....All the best, Vlada
I don't like the technical language coming from most of the vine growers, either. I'm trying to understand how to grow grapes, and how to prune them, and you helped me more in this video than the previous 3 videos I watched today. My mind is kind of stubborn, so I'll watch everything more than once. After all, repetition is the mother of all learning. Thanks!
Great Pruning propaganda :) This is a great tutorial, as you show what is important while also showing that there is room for experimenting. My neighbor has wonderful grapes growing over his fence into my yard, and I wanted to prune them in a way to both control the foliage, yet have lots of grapes. I was feeling intimidated by all of the other grape growing tutorials, but you help a lot by showing what is important, and that there is room to not be perfect. Thank you.
Vlada, I loved your video on how to prune grape vines. So simple as as a result it was very educational. I just loved it. I live in Sydney, Australia and I’m going to try it out. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! Always, Buddy Paris
Thankyou for sharing this! I have an older neighbor who has grape vines that haven't been producing. He asked me if i knew why and now i understand. They haven't been pruned in many years. I'll prune them so they grow him some grapes this year!
Thank you! I'm in Orange County, CA. with similar weather as you in Temecula. I planted young vines this spring and they've grown nicely. Thank you for your video on trimming and I'll be looking for more of your helpful videos!
I really loved it. And I have done this work in Niagara on the lake for 2 years ...really amazing Connecting with Mother Nature is beyond words and thoughts
I don't have enough space for a vineyard. I'm currently growing Concord grapes, in Murrieta, CA. From the only established vine, the 2022 harvest yielded about 20 to 30 lbs of grapes. Beyond that, this grapevine pruning video is very helpful.
This is great! Thank you! I just started helping someone with her established home gardens, and one of the first things she requested is to prune her grape vines, which I have no experience with! I feel a little more confident after seeing your video.
Thank you so much, this was very helpful. The sun is shining, it's 29 deg. F, and I'm getting out there to prune the vines. Last year my grapes were excellent, hoping to implement more control this year. All the best to you!
Thank you excellent video, I’ve just planting 3 🍇 few months ago they are doing well. I was wondering about pruning when I ran into this video and subscribed. But how does one get them started to get an established branch since the beginning or when? Do you have a video for planting or when do I first prune, do I prepare a main branch immediately or until when? Please advise, I noticed the plant has several small branches not just a main one but I’m not sure if too young. You are correct in saying the technical wording and drawings are confusing to a person like me. So I was about to give up,
I am glad you did not give up Martha. As for when to prune new seedlings, I would suggest to let the new plant get established during the first year. You can start pruning during the second year when you can also choose which growth to nurture and which to remove to form the plant....I hope this helps. By the way, I am glad to have you with us on this channel. Cheers, Vlada
I love this video!! Thanks for your “basic”, non-technical explanation! I’m on year 3 with my grapevines and every time I watched a video, in the past, I was left more confused! This thoroughly explained what I need to do…and NOT do!! Now? I’m ready to prune! Except it’s December in Texas and I read its best to wait until dead of winter….I’m in short sleeves today, so…., lol….
I notice some of your pruning cuts are not clean but somewhat jagged. Most likely due to not too sharp pruners or poorly tuned pruners. I do like your pruning uniform.
What I’d love to learn is how to START pruning the first year. I kept a main branch last winter but now I have millions of branches growing from everywhere…
I would suggest you pick few branches off of the main branch (3-4 the most) and let the vine grow from there. I would get the rid of the rest. All the best, Vlada
Great information. last year I figured out how to root cuttings with 90% success, before it was 10%. my pruning was never done right so now i am off to better vines and hopefully more grapes. Thank you
@@julientobyfullmer7230 I used a tall container and potting soil. 4 cuttings per planter. watered them 3 or 4 times a day. it was shaded area. I also used sand in a cut of gallon jug. I think I hit the watering just right. The sand technique i started inside but there really wasn't any heat in that room. I did use rooting hormone.
FINALLY! Wish I found this earlier. Thank you for explaining in simple terms. Too many people trying to overcomplicate this.
Glad it was helpful!
I love your simple explanation, they are far more helpful to me than any professional wine terminology. It's the gist that the audience can easily following well and no confusion. Great applause & greeting from CH.
Glad it was helpful!
As a professional chef and food scientist, I support your statement: teach young people to grow their own food and learn traditional skills in food preparation is very, very important. Congratulations.
Thank you chef! My charity is taking this task to the next level. I hope you will check us out: vladaseedsoflife.com
We adopted our 5, sold our big house in suburbia, moved to an old farm on 26 acres. We now raise rabbits, sheep, chickens, pigs and grow much of our own food. We all learn at home and our kids ferment, preserve and do many wonderful things with our food. I agree 100%. Best life ever!!
From Indonesia joint in your podcast,i ll try to do what you told us
Thank you so much, Vlada. Simplicity is such a great way to teach the backyard gardener. This video is just perfect!
I am glad it was helpful. :)
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Working with native Concorde vines here in Boston which grew so long over 30 years they knocked down a 40’ stockade fence. Occasionally I’ve buried a runner then cut it off to propagate new vines. After watching you I made post and wires and everything seems in order now. Thanks so much and also to the camera operator who did a great job. 🍇
Thank you for your note and happy growing in Boston. Cheers from California.
I was also confused trying to understand proper pruning thank you for keeping it simple! I have 30 vines of table grapes in SE Kansas this is their 4 year and looking forward to watching them grow
This is your year of harvest Eric....all the best!
@@57Vlada😅qrapegr0wing
Very helpful indeed. It’s been the clearest demonstration that I have come across on UA-cam. Thank you. God bless
Glad it was helpful Mala...:)
Thank you Vlada. I have 2 old very established vines. I had looked at a few videos, and yours was the best at explaining what needed to be done. I prefer your way of explaining things without fancy complicated terminology. I am now going to prune my vines by your methods 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Finally ! Someone who clearly explained this process. I’ve watched so many videos and year after year I have been doing this wrong.This year I will follow your tips . Thank you so much for this , I really appreciate it . I’m in Montreal, Canada
Glad it helped Enzo in Montreal...:)
It wasn't just helpful, it was straight and simple for ke to understand and relate without too much technical stuff that could cause confusion
Thanks again 😘
Thank you Agbon. Please stay tuned in...:)
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Be assured i will 😘
thank you. i have watched a lot of these videos and they were not clear to me. this is the first one that i feel like i understand how to do this correctly FINALLY!!! 🙏🏻
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for your wonderfully clear and informative tutorial - it’s an example of teaching at its very best. As an complete novice to pruning grape vines, I now know what to do. Many thanks.
You're very welcome! All the best, Vlada
Excellent video. "Proper terms" are most often lost on us laymen types. I fully understand "knuckle" and now feel adequately prepared to prune my grape vines. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! :)
Keeping it simple is the key!! Thank you 🙏🏼 ❤
Absolutely!! :)
The best explanation and practical grape pruning video.
Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I have one plant that is now two years old. Thank you for making this easy to understand
Glad it was helpful!
This is EXACTLY what I needed. I’ve looked at so many diagrams, still unsure. You nailed it! Thank you so much. 🙌🏼
Glad it helped!
thank you so much! i learned more from your video in less than 5 minutes of watching than i learned about grapevines from everyone else in the last year. i would like to support yopur charity ,but we have a program going on her ein htis community as well where I live.
thanks again,ill pass this on for sure.
So nice of you, than you.
I recently planted my first grapevines and found your video really helpful towards building my own knowledge base for many happy years of growing 🙏😊
Glad it was helpful!
Finally a video that makes sense. Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much! Just moved onto a new property and we have grapevines growing all over the trees nearby. I was afraid of cutting the really long vines as I’m seeing leaves growing, but now I see I can and should cut them back. It’s early spring and I suppose this is a good time to do this. Again, thanks!
Glad I could help! All the best, Vlada
Great video. Thank you for not using excessive technical, advanced terminology. After all, people who seek advice are on this site because they are not experts. Experts who understand deeply technical verbiage will not be on instructional sites. I spent time in California acquiring real estate used for developing easement and rights-of-way for utilities from Mexico to Canada. In dealing with vineyard owners and growers, I made every attempt to learn growing techniques. Now retired, I am growing muscadine grapes, which are native to my area (southern Louisiana). Many sites bombard viewers with technical terms that are, of course, foreign and/or confusing to beginners. Now retired and owning acreage, I have time to devote to growing fruit trees, grapes and lots of annual vegetables as well. My intention is to grow several grape varieties as my skill and knowledge increases.
Happy to be of assistance...:)
Hey im from Fallbrook!!! Hello....great video! Loved your honesty....i have some grapes in my yard n know nothing bout growing and came across this video!!! Now ima go outside and get my prune on!!!!
Awesome! Thank you!
Thank you for your UA-cam channel. I’ve been doing it wrong all these years, simply because I was intimidated to prune too much and had no idea the science behind it. You explained it so well!!!
You are so welcome!
I love the way you made it simple to understand. I just moved into my new place and inherited an overgrown vine. I am ready to tackle it now.
Best of luck Bob. I hope you join our channel for other homesteading videos...Cheers, V.
Thank you for this straightforward video. I have a small piece of land in New York with some well established vines that have been allowed to totally overgrow They appear to be fairly healthy otherwise. Since I really have no knowledge, this is a good video to show me how to start and how far I can go in pruning.
I am glad this was helpful to you...:) Greetings from California, Vlada
I've watched sooooooo many videos on pruning and this was by far the easiest to understand and follow, thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful!
This is probably the best vine pruning video I have seen so far In UA-cam. Thank you! Just moved into a 400 year old property in Oxford uk and There is a very old vine growing on the cottage wall! Will be fun to implement these tips!
Glad it was helpful! All the best from California.
I agree! Now I see what I’ve been doing wrong.
Thank you! I am new to growing grapes. We only have two plants we planted last year on either side of a small arbor. I'm really hoping to take good care of them and enjoy grapes for years to come! Thanks again! God Bless!
Wonderful and best of luck.
I appreciate you showing it, other people had drawings, which is like reading it in a book, but not practical
Glad to help.
Thank you for helping this novice grower understand how to prune my vines.
Glad to help. :)
I loved this video . It was very precise and clear with no technical terms to really worry over. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
You give me confidence to take on my mess. We moved to this house four years ago and the grape vines were lying on the ground, and had been for awhile. The first year we brutally chopped them, and had no fruit at all. Probably didn't leave any knuckles! I love that term. I'm ready to give it another try--though I'm still afraid! lol We are in WA, so it's time to do it, but not too late. I didn't prune last year at all due to the lack of fruit the year before. The vines are no longer on the ground, but they are seriously twisted from who-knows-how-long on the ground. I'm taking some cuttings this year to start a fresh area (better suited) and plant grow them up an arch.
I am so excited for you Charlene!!! Show your vines some love and they will love you back...:) I hope to see your before and after photos...You can tag us on instagram under Vlada's_seeds_of_life....All the best, Vlada
@@57Vlada I don't have an Insta, but I do use FB and/or could provide links to Flickr too, if you use one of those spaces. Thank you!
This is the best video I've found for the novice; thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
I don't like the technical language coming from most of the vine growers, either. I'm trying to understand how to grow grapes, and how to prune them, and you helped me more in this video than the previous 3 videos I watched today. My mind is kind of stubborn, so I'll watch everything more than once. After all, repetition is the mother of all learning. Thanks!
So glad I was able to help.
I really enjoyed your vid!
Your explanation was easy to follow.
Finally, pruning makes sense. Cheers!
Glad it was helpful!
Great Pruning propaganda :) This is a great tutorial, as you show what is important while also showing that there is room for experimenting. My neighbor has wonderful grapes growing over his fence into my yard, and I wanted to prune them in a way to both control the foliage, yet have lots of grapes. I was feeling intimidated by all of the other grape growing tutorials, but you help a lot by showing what is important, and that there is room to not be perfect. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Vlada, I loved your video on how to prune grape vines. So simple as as a result it was very educational. I just loved it. I live in Sydney, Australia and I’m going to try it out.
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
Always,
Buddy Paris
Glad it was helpful! :) Australia?!! I will be there next year to film few episodes on Australian food and nature. All the best, Vlada
Smart Farmer, watching from Indonesia🇮🇩, thank to sharing, real I like your content
Thanks and welcome
Thank you! That made so much more sense than anything else that I’ve seen.
So glad!
Thank you for explaining and making things simple and easy! Good job. I will have to check your other videos! 👍👍
Glad it was helpful and welcome to our channel.
Thankyou for sharing this!
I have an older neighbor who has grape vines that haven't been producing.
He asked me if i knew why and now i understand. They haven't been pruned in many years.
I'll prune them so they grow him some grapes this year!
Best of luck to both of you.
I’m watching from Africa
I enjoyed your video 👍👍👍
This is the best pruning video i hsve seen.
Teresita - thank you. I tried to explain it simply.
Thank you! I'm in Orange County, CA. with similar weather as you in Temecula. I planted young vines this spring and they've grown nicely. Thank you for your video on trimming and I'll be looking for more of your helpful videos!
Glad to have you with us Molly...all the best with your vines. :)
Hello ..Mrs Vlada ....
You are Absolutely the best teacher...🍇🍇🍇👍👍👍
Thank you! 😃
Love watching you garden plz make more
Thank you Dustin, we will. :)
I really loved it. And I have done this work in Niagara on the lake for 2 years ...really amazing
Connecting with Mother Nature is beyond words and thoughts
I so agree...GI.
Thank you so much! Our grapevine this year was a mess, and now I know why.
Glad I could help! All the best Jan.
I'm from New Jersey so all I can say is what a beautiful location. I'm with you its so essential growing you own food.
It really is!
I have been searching for this. You have explained it very well. Thank you so much. God bless you
Glad it was helpful!
Well explained and makes perfect sense - very understandable and useful!
Thanks
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Glad it was helpful!
Great practical training, I am good to go! Be blessed. Hosea in Kenya.
Thank you Hosea...I hope your grapes grow healthy and strong.
The best explanation i came across today
Glad it was helpful!
Great job... farming is my best hobby.
Mine too!
Very well explained.it was so simple to understand.I like it and I wanted to learn this to practise on my plants.
Glad it was helpful!
A beautiful vineyard and an interesting film, greetings from Poland :)
Thank you very much!
Beautiful
There is no one else like you, sida.
I don't have enough space for a vineyard. I'm currently growing Concord grapes, in Murrieta, CA. From the only established vine, the 2022 harvest yielded about 20 to 30 lbs of grapes. Beyond that, this grapevine pruning video is very helpful.
Thank you and best of luck in the coming harvest year.
Made with true intent : last message is soo good - spend time with nature and pass on skills and taste to younger generation
Thank you very much.
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This is great! Thank you! I just started helping someone with her established home gardens, and one of the first things she requested is to prune her grape vines, which I have no experience with! I feel a little more confident after seeing your video.
Glad it was helpful! Best of luck...Vlada
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@@zairulfahmi7241 glad to have you with us.
I'm researching how to get grape vines to produce fruit and discovered an awesome resource at Grape grower folio (google it if you're interested)
I'm researching how to grow grapes at home in pot and discovered a fantastic resource at Grape Grower Folio (look it up on google)
easily understood and helped me understand trimming for first year growth. Thank you.
Great to hear!
Thank you so much, this was very helpful. The sun is shining, it's 29 deg. F, and I'm getting out there to prune the vines. Last year my grapes were excellent, hoping to implement more control this year. All the best to you!
Glad it was helpful! Enjoy the nature and your vineyard...Cheers, vladav.com
@@57Vlada It was very nice of you to reply :)
@@FrederickDunn I am here to save and help and will continue to reply to everyone as long as possible.
Thank you excellent video, I’ve just planting 3 🍇 few months ago they are doing well. I was wondering about pruning when I ran into this video and subscribed. But how does one get them started to get an established branch since the beginning or when? Do you have a video for planting or when do I first prune, do I prepare a main branch immediately or until when? Please advise, I noticed the plant has several small branches not just a main one but I’m not sure if too young. You are correct in saying the technical wording and drawings are confusing to a person like me. So I was about to give up,
I am glad you did not give up Martha. As for when to prune new seedlings, I would suggest to let the new plant get established during the first year. You can start pruning during the second year when you can also choose which growth to nurture and which to remove to form the plant....I hope this helps. By the way, I am glad to have you with us on this channel. Cheers, Vlada
I come back and watch this one every spring. Thanks for the help.
Glad it was helpful!
I love this video!!
Thanks for your “basic”, non-technical explanation!
I’m on year 3 with my grapevines and every time I watched a video, in the past, I was left more confused! This thoroughly explained what I need to do…and NOT do!!
Now? I’m ready to prune!
Except it’s December in Texas and I read its best to wait until dead of winter….I’m in short sleeves today, so…., lol….
Thank you and best of luck Diane...:)
How can I buy Cutting's online?
I notice some of your pruning cuts are not clean but somewhat jagged. Most likely due to not too sharp pruners or poorly tuned pruners. I do like your pruning uniform.
Thank you Joe....I had someone else prune my vines till this year.
Good afternoon, l'm very interested to watch your video very interesting, i learn the tecnic about pruning grape vines, thank you, from Philippines
Thanks for visiting. We hope to see you on Vlada's Place again. Cheers.
Fantastic job! Thanks for your advice!
Glad it was helpful!
А женщина хороша, еще бы понимать, что говорит.
Love good job....for part time good health....
I have been shown how to prune by oldtimers but how you show takes the mystery out of thank you so much 😊
My pleasure 😊
Excellent video! It gets right to the heart of what I needed to know! Thank you 🙏
So glad!
Tnx, to your instructions And very clear explanations about grapes pruning and grapes farming, ma'am!
You are most welcome
I am thankful for this video, simple terms, I understand..
I am glad it was helpful. All the best, Vlada
Thank you so much for the simple instructions! This is so much easier to follow.
Glad to help...:) All the best, V.
Brilliant, thank you so much for making this easy to understand!
You're very welcome!
Great video, simple language, and agree with your last comments 100%. Going tomorrow to start pruning , cheers Australia
Thank you Bill and greetings to Australia...:)
Thank you, what a lovely channel, great important imformation
So nice of you, thank you.
Odlično...Za laika razumljivo...Terminologija je najveći problem za početnika...Lijep Pozdrav iz BiH - Posavina...👏🥂🍇🍇🍇
Srdacan pozdrav Posavini. :)
@@57Vlada , sve najbolje Vam...🌹🍇🍇🍇🍀🌞
First year doing major pruning. Thanks for the help!
Best of luck!
What I’d love to learn is how to START pruning the first year. I kept a main branch last winter but now I have millions of branches growing from everywhere…
I would suggest you pick few branches off of the main branch (3-4 the most) and let the vine grow from there. I would get the rid of the rest. All the best, Vlada
thank you very much for the info and the experience in the grpevine pruning process
Our pleasure!
Nice garden.. I love it
Thanks for visiting
Loved your video! Thank you!
Thank YOU.
Fantastic vids, 🌱 🍃 loved it👏🌱🍃🌿
Thank you! Cheers!
Love this.... I lived in Wildomar and have grapevine growing on our property as well
That's awesome!...Hi neighbor and best of luck.
Love your idea video
Thank you!! Stay tuned in Combo...:)
Excellent! Veryy useful video Vlada.
Glad to hear that!
Great information. last year I figured out how to root cuttings with 90% success, before it was 10%. my pruning was never done right so now i am off to better vines and hopefully more grapes. Thank you
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching.
Which technique are you using for rooting the cuttings?
@@julientobyfullmer7230 I used a tall container and potting soil. 4 cuttings per planter. watered them 3 or 4 times a day. it was shaded area. I also used sand in a cut of gallon jug. I think I hit the watering just right. The sand technique i started inside but there really wasn't any heat in that room. I did use rooting hormone.
Thank you for the vital information You are very appreciated
My pleasure!
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Most welcome 😊
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I’m from indonesia and i like it 👍
Thanks and welcome
Very good demonstrations, I am very thankful to you
It's my pleasure
It help me a lot I'm newbie grapes farming from the Philippines
Glad to help...:)
You explain why you cut and where very well. Thank you
You’re welcome 😊
Great video. You explained it very well.
Glad it was helpful!
This video is terrific, really cleared up my confusion. Thank you.
Great to hear!
Thank you for the helpful video and stewardship you provide. Made our first batch of Chardonay in Tacoma WA!!
How exciting!!! Congratulations on becoming a winemaker.