Master Grape Pruning: How to Grow Juicy, Full-Sized Grapes! 🍇

Looking for ways to improve your grape harvest? In this video, we’ll show you essential pruning and thinning techniques to get bigger, juicier grapes. Learn how to manage rapid vine growth and ensure your grape bunches thrive by removing excess growth. Follow these simple steps, and you'll enjoy a bountiful crop of full-sized, sweet grapes. Plus, we’ll share watering and feeding tips to keep your vines healthy throughout the season. Don’t miss out on these game-changing tips!"

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[sohahashim]

In Jordan and most of the middle east we will pickle the grapes you are taking off. Very yummy. So nothing goes waste. The grape leaves we stuff with rice and neat too. Sowaste not want not.

[magpie]

Great video explaining what and how to summer prune grapevines. Came here from the RHS video, which quite frankly they need to replace and use this one!

[moezarty]

one of the best videos on growing grapes in the UK, thank you very much on posting this and sharing your knowledge. i have inherited 6 mature vines in a collapsed 6 meter polytunnel at my allotment that I am currently rennovating, and I will need to watch this video a few times in future for reference purposes.

[rocky]

hi Tony mate. can you do a close up of where you trim your grape at the main stem please

[chikemadekwe]

Very informative very well explained. Well done Sir and thank you for the upload.

[MichaelSHartman]

I like your arrangement. The birds "prune" my grapes even the green ones. It was good to learn the proper way.

[robinh]

Thanks fella. Just wanted to check I was on the right track with my grape vine and this helped a lot.

[carolwilliams]

My grape vines are loaded with grapes due to the excessive amounts of rain in our area. So glad to have found your video because now I know exactly what to do. Thanks.

[juliacutcliffe]

Thank you so much. I have taken over an allotment with a grapevine that has gone mad! Now I know it is time to be drastic - may be too late for this year but will persevere. Thank you so much for explaining it so well.

[kws]

Thank you for your film, you remind me of a very kind man I knew once. Thank you again and may the Lord bless and keep you.😊

[Makis]

What wonderful fruit on earth. Very fruitful!
Really amazing.

[itslukkeee]

You have filmed some of the most informative grape videos, really appreciate it! Such an incredible vine for only 2 years old, what a monster! Keen to see a harvest video

[yarnybart]

Great video. Anither including the thinning I'd individual clusters would be great too.

[nicobass]

Just started growing them this year - very useful and thanks very much

[jannarogers]

Best grape vid yet, the first one that wasn't totally confusing! Thanks :)

[nymphasantos]

Watching from the Philippines
Thank you for sharing. I'm a beginner grapevine grower

[LEliseB]

Brilliant - learned more from this than any book I've ever read on the subject!

[ROSTOCKBEL]

Hi thank you for your video I have a grapevine in the greenhouse but the root is outside last year root was inside and like last year my grapes were only pea-size I have not got a clue what I am doing wrong never know what to prune but now I will prune just like you did in the video is there a picture somewhere showing the vine and what spurs to leave on vine thank you

[voxintenebris]

That's a very impressive sight, all of those bunches of grapes cascading down from the timbers. It must give you a great sense of pride, to have achieved that amount of growth in such a short time too. I remember a German gardener saying that in order to have sweet grapes, each bunch requires a minimum of three leaves to support it. (Adequate photosynthesis)

[juliabrandon]

Thanks for the video, this was the best I found and answered my questions. I’ve had my vine for about 8 years and planted it at front of the house 2 years ago, this year it’s got massive and I’m training it along the front of the house wall, grapes are hanging everywhere this year, I had a go at cutting leafs off to allow sun to get to ripen the grapes but was unsure how to trim it, this helped massively. Thank you.