How To Grow Grape Vine From Cuttings At Home (FAST N EASY)

HOW TO GROW GRAPE VINE FROM CUTTINGS AT HOME ..FAST N EASY...:)
DAIZZ'S TIPS:-Grapes are certainly a multi-purpose fruit, being used for wine, baked goods, jams, and for eating fresh off the vine. With their ability to grow in many places around the world, they are a great addition to any garden.
If you or a friend has another grapevine you’d like to plant from, you can take a cutting and plant it in a new location. To use your own cuttings: Cut the sections directly from the vine or from brush that has recently been pruned off. Make sure the cutting is 3 nodes long (the nodes will look like bumps). At the bottom of the cutting, make the cut at an angle.
Grapevines are a bit picky about their soil conditions, so make sure your are just right before planting. Use soil that slightly rocky or sandy with a pH just above 7. Amend the soil to promote good drainage if necessary, as water-logged roots are not conducive to healthy growing grapevines.

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[barbarahopkins]

A couple we are friends with have older grapevines and told us to take all the cuttings we want to start our own. Thank you for sharing this video with us it's very helpful. God Bless you

[ravinderreddy]

Great jab which is useful for new aspiring farmers

[leiaclark]

Thank you! A friend gave me cuttings from her garden, and now I know exactly what to do!

[nunglembaangom]

Just wanted to say you are awesome! You give the best video with the best detailed easy steps out there. Thank you.

[tuffbunker]

You can also leave the cuttings in a jar of water until they begin to bud and root... then transfer to soil. Easier to manage if you're doing a bunch of vines...

[dravenromero]

This is easily the most informative and useful gardening video I've ever seen, you go over everything and even show the aftermath and the roots cleared of dirt. I subscribed, thank you so much for the helpful video!

[terrim.]

Thank you so much! I really want to have grapes, but I didn't know how to start them!!

[stephaniern]

I'm doing this soon with grapes and blackberries! Thanks!

[amiraabeerasparklingangelv]

I buy grapes today hope i can be successful to care by seeing ur channel i got corrage to make garden plants fruits and vegetables

[Gerald]

Simple clear accurate instructions. Like the idea of honey or cinnamon, although I prefer the honey on buttered bread! Gerald

[chrisplissken]

I been using lately just organic leaf mix as my main compost for my pots and I haven't had a problem so far

[michaellazelle]

I’m going out this week end and feel very confident in accomplishing this. Great video!!!!

[ladyEnchantressGarden]

Thanks for sharing from a fellow urban gardener. ❤ although I plan to root my cuttings in water but this is a good perspective. 👍

[benmatlaun]

Thank you. I got cuttings and will try the method you showed. Cheers

[bethbartlett]

New info value: if a root hormone powder isn't available use Honey or Ground Cinnamon.

Thank you for this information, I value original knowledge i.e., (pre Pharma and/or Chemical Co's).

Best Wellbeing to all ...

[chrisplissken]

I love your tutorials and I been trying to recently get cuttings from different plants to see what results I get

[qaiserktk]

This is most proper video..
thanks for ur efforts..
appreciable... applaudable

[amayvloger]

Wow great planting happy gardening and thank you for sharing

[mjones]

Awesome info about the unique soil mixture & using honey or powdered cinnamon as substitute for rooting hormone.

[colinafobe]

just what I needed! thanks for the cinnamon tip!