How To Regrow Grape Vines From Fresh Cuttings!

In this video I will show you a simple way that you can take some fresh cuttings from your gape vine and turn it into several more grape vines. Propagating Grape Vines is super simple and most will easily grow roots within 3-6 weeks.
The key is to use cuttings that have new growth as well as some solid stems - doesn't need to be hardwood at this point, but should have some darkening.
Be sure to prune off most of the leaves and scratch the stem a little to promote spots for new roots to grow.
You can also use rooting hormone or honey to help assist the process, but I don't prefer to do that.
Keep the cuttings out of direct sunlight until you are certain that they have roots as they will overheat and lose a lot of moisture through their leaves if exposed.

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[atlantapage]

This was fantastic and I love the reminder to use grape leaves for pickling. I heard that many years back but had forgotten. Thanks.

[hebaelkady]

Thanks for the video..it helped
We plant the grapevines to stuff their leaves with rice, veggies, and meat

[CanaryBricks]

Hardwood cuttings are definitely the way to. Way higher success rate.

[stevepethel]

God bless you for showing your educational video...gonna go and give it a try today

[PolAdd]

In Greece we wrap and eat grape leaves as a dish, so delicious!

[pattimessenger]

Thank you for sharing! I was looking for instructions for using green cuttings!

[annamcg]

A storm just caused a metal shelf to fall and sever a vine from my grapevine. Thanks for the simple tutorial!

[mokhtarmoussa]

I just acquired some grape cuttings to plant in my parent house. Can't wait

[johanconradie]

it wouldve truly really helped so immensely if you covered each one of those cuttings with a nice big plastic bag!!!...the leaves wont even droop and growth starts double quick...ask me...Ive done it umpteenth times...thank you..

[scottreinhold]

Great video, exactly the detail I was looking for. Thanks for sharing!

[fionafairechild]

I love my Thompson! Mine is out of contol but so productive. It’s 10 years old. Thanks

[scottvan]

Rob how your grapes vine turn out ? Did you made video after that ?

[zakdesmond]

I like your videos! Very handy wea tips! Thanks from New Zealand

[tytorubio]

Thanks for the tips!

As for the pool..i wouldnt be embarassed, at least you have one :)

[yvonne]

Great 👍🏼 Thanks much!! My family loves 😋Lebanese Rolled Grapeleaves.
It’s not always easy picking them in public!😉😁

[caseG]

It’s recommended to cut the existing leaves in half to stimulate root growth but still leave something for photosynthesis

[jaimegabon]

Thanks for your great video very informative for us gardeners like me.

[GreatestEver-fg]

Did you cut off any of the stem bark before you put them in soil?

[kennethstensrud]

You should have cut off the tendrils, removed all leaves but two, and covered them with milky white plastic, a bin liner is super. What does this do then?, well the cuttings are kept turgid and not flagging, as yours did, and they root much quicker as well.

[ZonaFigs]

I did the same thing took a few cuttings stuck them right in the dirt that's it and they rooted just fine