Grapevine pruning timeGrape vines need to be pruned twice a year, in May in summer and in November-December in winter. It is best to prune grape vines in November. The best time to prune grape vines is after the leaves fall. Grapevine pruningPruning in summer is to improve ventilation and effectively extend the growing years of fruit trees, allowing branches to metabolize better and delay aging. Pruning in winter is to increase the yield when fruiting in the second year. Grapevine pruning methods and tipsWhen pruning grape vines, pay attention to the cutting edges. The cuts should be flat, smooth and without stubble. After pruning, protect the wounds by applying protective agents or natural latex. The first step : bud removal. The most important part of the construction process is bud removal. Only after successful bud removal can the branches and vines of the grape vine grow onto the frame built for it. The second step : pinching. The grape vines should be placed on the frame where they need to grow. Pinching is done to increase the fruit yield and the size of the grapes. Step 3 : Prune the branches and cut off all the messy new branches and new buds to allow the main branches to grow better and extend the life of the grape vine. |
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