DO THIS To Your Grape Vines NOW If You Want To Grow The LARGEST Bunches Of Grapes!!

Very interesting Dan

Greetings from Oregon, exactly what I wanted to know, well done. Appreciate clear and precise information, I try and can leaves for the winter cravings😊

Thank you Dan - truly short, to the point crisp video, subscribing for more tips on gardening 👍🏿👌

Hi I am new to growing grapes this year this is my first time doing it and one of my grape vines is not growing as much as the other one and at the end of the season should I proune my grape or not

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Cool.thanks! Thought i'd search before heading down to the one grape tree. Lol❤

Hi, I have grown grape in my house for almost 10years but it has not bear fruit since then, u will see the leaves growing beautiful but has difficult to bear fruit, am living in Ghana (Suhum) please I need solution
Constant pruning has been done all proved negative.

Thanks from Australia mate - That's great.

When we reduce 2 bunches per cane can we also cut back that long cane? You mentioned home grown vines do not have to be like commercial vines. Can you give us an example of tree form, bush form or any other form you know of that might work for a home garden? Nice videos thank you.

I love the dolmas suggestion! Thanks!

Cheers Dan, I bought a Black Marroo Seedless Grape vine for $20 from Australia. Thank you for your info well appreciated, Jimmy🙂👍

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Any grapes for zone 3-4?

Thanks!

Hello body
Last year I planted 2 small grape seedlings in my garden. Now, after 1 year, it has not borne any fruit.
Is there a solution to grow fruit in the spring of next year or do I have to wait a few more years?

How do you keep Japanese beetles off of the plant and do you use iron sulfate

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thanks so much Dan

"When you're growing grapes at home, it's different from being a commercial grower!" Well-said! Thank you!

This was one of the most informative videos on grapes that I could find. Very well done! Thank you!

Did you say thin the young grape bunches to just two per cane? My grape vines produce grape bunches at every leaf node on the cane, so I would be killing 4/5 bunches. Is that what you meant?

Thank you. Your artichokes look wonderful! I also like to grow mu artichokes near my grape vines. Very nice 😊👍

I have a wild Cali grape in my backyard that is going nuts. I grew it from a cutting and it would probably take over my entire property and cocoon my house so I have been cutting it back and was worried I was doing the wrong thing. You've given me renewed courage to go aheaed and keep pruning and thinning. I will also be cutting the bottoms off the bunches. These grapes are used for jelly more than anything else because they have big seeds but my grandson love to pick and eat them so I am keeping it.

i had a TON of grape children! now the little guys are all turning shriveled reddish with some of the leaves turning reddish/brownish too. tell me what's up, please.

Thanks for the tips. This is the first year my Grapes are producing.

No nonsense, straight to the point delivery. You grabbed my attention. I'll be visiting again. Many thanks. I'm going to follow your advice as the grapes are now the right size to prune out.

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Hi am I from indonesia jakarta, can u send me the stick of grape, so I can growing in jakarta. Tq sir

Where did you buy all your grape vines?

You Rock. God bless y’all.

Very well explained.... Very informative... Good work

Thank you so much for the great advice new friend here and still learning !:)

Thanks for the tip!

what's name grapes variety?

I remember many years ago using grape leaves when I canned dill pickles. They were picked from my neighbor's vines in Greeley, Colorado. A single leaf was folded, and placed on top of the cucumber/brine mix, in a jar, which was then capped and processed. I got the idea probably from a book on preserving vegetables, and don't remember what the purpose was, or how it affected the flavor of the pickles.

I have 3 grape vines and needed these growing tips very much. I didn’t know about cutting off the tips of the bunches. . I will definitely do it this year. Also how can I make my grapes more flavourful and sweeter? The 2 reds are very sweet but the green one is not very sweet. Thank you.

How many years the grapes survive

Thanks for sharing! A little dark! Hard to see! Would you talk about soil prep and fertilizer?

The Japanese do the opposite. They trimmed away those on the top and keep the lower part of the grapes.

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Thanks for such a great tip, makes perfect sense to do this. Very useful channel. Cheers from Australia

nice

Didn't know about cutting off the tip of the grape bunch. Thanks for the tip.

I barely prune my vines and have fifty liters of wine from two vines. They grow throughout the garden.

Grape vine leaves also have medicinal uses, and if you eat the really little new leaves (as long as you have the ones that are smooth), you can eat them straight off the plant. Sour but good :o)

Sounds like great advice... I'll try it on some of mine this year :o) Also, root your grape vine prunings... I tried it using the sand technique YOU shared in another video on a different plant, & have so many that rooted that I don't know what to do with them. Thanks for all the good advice & tips. God bless!

They'll be larger, but only half as many...

Hi just found your channel ,i am in the U.K and i am gonna try this with my grapes this year .