Easiest Way to Grow Grape Vines from Cuttings

Grapes are easy to grow. You can grow grape vines at home with no cost. Grow grapes from hardwood cuttings. Take cuttings from Grape vines when grapes grow dormant over the winter. Leave one or two nodes behind for future growth. Cut the grape stems to size, about 12 inches or 1 foot long. Peel the bark from the bottom of the cutting and place the cutting in potting soil. Water the soil and keep the soil damp at all times. Grow grapes cuttings in a greenhouse or indoors to get a head start on grapes, otherwise grapes will not grow until the weather becomes favorable in spring. After 2 months new leaves start growing from the nodes on grape cuttings. After 3 to 4 months, the grapes develop enough roots to transplant the grape vines in ground.

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[oby-]

Very inspiring. I doubted my wife on the grapes but after watching your video, we will be going out to our singular plants and getting cuttings to make more. One cannot have enough grapes.

[alexgorron]

I found air rooting along a stem was the easiest. I wrapped moist soil several areas down a branch, let it go for a month plus a week or two, cut them off and I had new starts. 🙂

[brendaokuda]

I lived in Yuba City for 20 yrs & learned how to grow plants there, only to move to back to my native East Texas & having to learn all over again since we have more of a clay soil. I ALWAYS come to your channel to learn. I trust you more than any other horticulturist on youtube. Please keep the videos coming. 🙂

[SirGolfalot-]

I currently have grapes fermenting turning into wine. I have access to 1 acre of grapevines and buy some of the grapes from the owner of the land. The owner sells grapes to a limited amount of people and tries to recoup the cost of growing the grapes. The work involved growing grapes is extensive work. I volunteer to help out in the small vineyard, cause I appreciate having access to the grapes, and it's interesting and peaceful.

[shubhikakan]

I am a beginner in the field of gardening.
Your videos are quiet detailed and informative.
Will always wait for your bundles of videos...
Want to be a legend in this field.😊
So keep posting

[hansmarheim]

I did this today. Took only a few minutes. I followed all your advice step by step. Thanks for your video !👍

[stellam.]

This channel is like anti stress therapy in the time of corona. Thank you 🙏 🙂👍

[ChynnaKitchen]

I really appreciate your dedication. Love to see the different cuttings at their varying stages

[melaniemckenzie]

Oh jag you have made my grapes succeed. Every cutting I did as you instructed has grown... I have done it with figs as well. With the best success rates ever.. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ENRICHING MY KNOWLEDGE... I AM PREPARING FOR WINTER NOW...

[olddanb]

The most helpful, simple and friendly instruction on this subject. Thank you.

[sharmasinchicago]

I'm basically a plant person. I love to have plants around me indoor outdoor. Your videos are awesome. I wish I can spend my life in a farm too

[priscillapullen]

Thankyou for showing me how simple it is to grow grapes from cuttings

[zialuna]

Excellent! Very clear instructions, easy to understand and follow. And good videography! Thank you, I'll be starting several once my vines go dormant this winter.

[jeffcarter]

I'm glad I watched this... I was beginning to think my grape cutting was dead. Thanks for sharing!

[yanlatif]

Hi I’m so glad I found your video. I have one Concord grape plant that is around 16 years old growing in planter. I have been going to the nurseries looking for another similar plant but nobody have it. So I was researching what to do and I came across this video. Thank you so much for making this video.

[joannalopez]

I love that you show exactly where to cut. Very explicit. Thank you

[pingnet]

Awesome info! Thank you. It beats paying $35 for a single plant at a nursery. :)

[buniiduomai]

Appreciate it. It's very inspiring for all the farmers and all the youngsters who always thinking of farming

[dososos]

I just love your videos and really look forward to them.

[carltaylor]

Thank you very much for this. I now have four vine plants with roots in four pots ready for planting out after following your advice.