Me too.

1.5 is perfect

reptilesgamers00 everyone doesn't have a dam vineyard buthead!

reptilesgamers00 I don't

@@whiteymanngogh4489 then this wasn't for you ;)

Troy Reynolds i Κολ να μιλήσουμε επιτέλους το νι άμα δεπροσωπάκι σου σε παρακαλώ κανόνισε οπότε μπορείς όμως να να προσέχεις παιδί σας είναι αργία και

I have the same. If he answers then your hitting the jackpot. If he doesn’t, my advice would be to do as I have... keep watching ALL the videos, several times over. My grandparents are gone but their grapevine and farm goes to us grandkids. The vines are really think, like trees! I couldn’t just hack those off!! So I carefully approached the grape vine, cutting away only dead stuff. I started way at the end of the canes, not the trunk, following them all the way to their source, wether that source be a branch from a branch from a branch, didn’t matter, because some canes that appear dead had new growth on the tips (which, if you’re pruning in the late winter, early spring, means it grew last summer, and that’s the fruiting wood) and I didn’t want to not have fruit this year. So after cutting away only dead canes, then I pulled long canes out to look them over. I trimmed them like the videos say to, making decisions with every cane so I could still get fruit this year. But everything was so crowded that some just had to be cut off. But again, follow their source because sometimes those canes meant I was cutting off eventually more than I realized. It has to come off eventually but only so much per year. I’m SO glad I left long canes bcuz now I can use Whip Layering to renew the trunks! Just keep watching. He covers everything. And Happy grape growing! I love it when he says that Hee hee Update... it has been years now. I went back and did this to the grape vines every year. It was a lot of work because so much had branched off to other and other and others. You see, my grandfather wanted the vines to cover a very large and very long overhead frame system he made, and the vines did that wonderfully, but we never got good grapes. They just assumed they weren’t good, but now I know it’s the pruning. The fruit has to be close to the cordon. Well... the 3rd year of working on these vines, the crop was beautiful! All the doubters in my family who thought I didn’t know what I was doing were sure there with their buckets come harvest! Lol. A lot of times I KNEW the right thing was to cut those vines back to where I KNOW they need to be, but I was scared and didn’t want to ruin them. Some day I’ll try to update should I get brave enough to cut them back like they should be! Just send me a note in the future so I know someone is interested. By the way, my whip lines worked somewhat. It’s unfortunate that the vine structure is soooo long and where the main trunks are is the only place where they truly get enough sun. So my whip lines did grow, but not as well as they could. Other trees have grown so huge around the vines, little elderberries have become giant! Just left to grow, no one cuts or prunes. It’s a huge endeavor but even if I get half of the vines thriving, that’s better than all vines sparsely giving small fruit. Happy grape growing.

+Troy Reynolds Just feed it with a lot of organic matter, such as tree leaves and grass clippings. Do not remove any dead leaves from the ground. Grape vines are able to survive without any human intervention. Stop using toxic chemicals like Roundup cause these poisons will kill the grape leaves. Stop pruning it for a couple of years and it will come back as a naturally strong vine.

inoculate them with compost tea and samples from some of the swamps and forests in your area grow some companion plants for it

@@BlessedBaubles Thank you, lovely and clear, and reassuring too.

Jessica Hothersall How sweet. You are so welcome. That was years ago that I wrote that. I just updated the post with how things went over the years. I hope whatever you do, you enjoy, and it does well. God bless.

Yeah, watched 4 minutes and skipped to see of there was anything but pictures and rambling. Nope. Thank goodness I didnt want my time with the other 13 minutes!