Serbian...:)

Let us know how they turned out...:)

Are you noticing any caterpillars on the vines?

No problem 👍

Best of luck Chris. :)

You're welcome!

​@@57VladaHi I just updated my comment with some questions

What kind of fertilizer do you use by brand And when do you apply your fertilizer for fruit growth, Cuz for some reason this year my plants shriveled up and the fruit tried to set but it didn't. I did not fertilize it this year. Maybe that was the issue,it does get full sun and adequate water.

Thanks for sharing. I hope you will enjoy this lotion.

Glad it was helpful!

Nurture it and it will regrow....:)

I'm so glad!

You do not....:)

So nice of you. Thank you

Thanks for watching!

I am so glad you agree....:) Cheers!

Thanks for sharing your beautiful experience with us...:)

Good luck and greetings to California.

If you prune them right the next summer you should have fruit on your vines. Third year is usually when they start producing.

Thank you

Thank you so much for sharing your recipe, I will definitely try it. :)

Once fermented it can be stored in fridge (submerged in fresh salty water) for a long time. Thank you for watching, V.

I understand, it can be if you're doing this for the first time. May I suggest to watch this video again or to check other videos on line to gain better understanding. Thank you for reaching out by the way.

@@57Vlada yes, have been trying. Will continue… it’s not an easy topic. But thanks for making this video.

I agree, it's hard to cut such a beautiful starters....All the best, Vlada

Put it initially inside on a very bright place. Also, I would suggest to keep it inside if you are regrowing it during a summer time. Lettuce likes spring which is cool sun, so if you are doing this in summer I would suggest to keep in in a bright shady area.

You're very welcome!

Glad you liked it!

Hello and thank you for reaching out....As for your question, you should check out our other videos related to taking care of vine in late spring and summer. That would help answer your question. :)

Thank you for sharing your experience...:)

So then you should always leave the newest growth with a couple nodes rather than leaving the older growth? I just started growing grape vines this year so I need all the advice I can get. Also I bought some nimrod vines from Walmart . The ones that is just a stick in a bag lol. So it’s July now and I’m not seeing any kind of growth or green at all. I planted them about the end of April. Is it safe to assume they are dead? I’ve cut down in some and it looks like dead wood but some people say to just leave them and see. Idk I dont want to leave them and take up space if it’s no use

Thank you 😋

I am happy to hear that.

You are welcome!

Glad it was helpful!

They are addictive....I made sure to share this batch with my neighbors. :)

Ha, ha...it's little more delicate than that, in any case try your best.

Yes. In this case, bacteria from the milk and the air is doing the curing. Should you milk not cure in 24-32 hours I would dispose of it. Some companies pasteurize their milk so much making it very hard to make cheese out of it.

Thank you very much. As for spraying I am currently exploring all natural options and would be glad to update the viewers once I find one worth recommending. :) Greetings from SoCal.

Awesome....keep us posted how they turn out. :)

Thank you

I agree!

Most welcome!

Thank you for watching....:)

So nice of you, than you.

Happy birthday and thank you for watching Darren.

Good luck....:)

He will know now

Yes, especially initially. :) Happy growing

My pleasure! Thank you for watching.

Early spring James is the best time to prune vines.

@@57Vlada Thank you. I'm guessing just before the leaves start to bud.

This is one of the nicest notes I received on my channel, thank you very much Eleonora. :)

I hope this video will help.