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

This springtime grape growing tip only takes a couple minutes and will help you grow the largest bunches of grapes!

[sethwaggoner]

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

[doityourselflivinggardenin]

This guy is the only person other than myself who knows the difference between commercial pruning and home garden pruning for grapevines. Good to hear this from somebody else.

One other point I will make is to remove clusters that are behind the other 90% of clusters in maturity. Some of these late clusters will never ripen, and if you used them in making wine, they can add too much acidity and/or "green" flavor.

In regards to pruning the ends of clusters, generally these are smaller grapes and are not as ripe at picking. Again, this pruning method focuses on quality, not quantity.

In regards to pruning leaf growth, be careful. If you remove too many vines/leaves, the grapes will not ripen. Industry standards suggest 12 leaves are needed to ripen a cluster. If you over-prune, airflow will improve and sunlight will come in, but your harvest will suffer. With experience you will learn how best to prune your vines. There is no single right answer that fits every situation.

[RKOuttathebox]

I was doing some garden research on google and your video popped up, and I thought where has he been? I miss that guy and all his great videos. Then I checked your channel and I see you are back!!!! As of four days ago! Welcome back, my wife and I will be looking forward to your videos!!!! Glad you guys are doing well!!!

[lawrencelawrence]

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

[CoconutBlitz]

Your chickens will love those grape leaves trimmings also.

[Goggles]

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.

[ashleys]

I have read a lot of books about grapes and no one has specifically talked about pinching the way that you did on the great bundles. Thank you for sharing. I will start implementing this next year.

[TheWallaceLife]

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

[stacysalinas]

Thanks! I never pruned my bunches, I will definitely try it out! I need to prune some extra craziness off my vine for more airflow, too. I will try using some leaves, they can be about dinner plate size. Thanks for the timely video, and best wishes to you!

[dorisbalistreri]

Thank you Dan! Great tips! Have a great weekend! Say hello to Alice!⚘🌺🥰

[VK-qogm]

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

[jameshorsted]

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

[my_garden.secrets]

Good info 🥰.thank you🌱. Grapes are one vine I'm looking forward to grow .

[victoriapedroza]

Love your tips Dan. I grew grapes in California now living in Montana first year growing here. Little more challenging.

[wickedpch]

Thanks Dan. I'm living in the tropics and just starting to see if I will be able to grow grapes in my garden from a pot. Appreciate your tip.

[em]

Oh nice! Im growing grapes for the first time and these tips are perfect timing! Thanks! 😎

[JagtarSingh-bwdm]

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

[sherrilmiller]

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😊

[pramilalall]

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

[ameeraljadie]

Thank you for sharing these good information. I appreciate your time advicing gardners to grow healthy plants.
We also make Dolma dishes from grape leaves.