Four-cordon, long-spur pruning: An alternative one-season solution for pruning Sauvignon Blanc

Four-cordon, long-spur pruning offers an alternative one-season solution for pruning Sauvignon Blanc. It’s easy to learn, quicker and less physically demanding than cane pruning as there is no requirement for manual stripping or large head-cuts. Grower trials suggest that a similar number of buds can be retained on a four-cordon vine, when compared to a four-cane pruned vine. The method can be applied to three- and two-cordon vines as well.
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• Pt 8. Spur Pruning

[@Kayumasorganik]

Thank you for sharing

[@racioppigerardo66]

Salve a voi un saluto dal nord Salento Puglia, mi sono appena iscritto al vostro Chanel KZbin molto intuitivo grandioso, ho anch'io un piccolo vigneto di520 barbatelle da vino da 3 year, però quest'anno ci ha sfacellato molto la peronospora al grappolo e siamo tutti colpiti. Farò quella vostra potatura a doppio binario, interessante. Ciao alla prossima. 😳😊🤔💪✌️

[@ronmenninga6502]

I understand spur pruning and cane pruning but it seems that you are mixing the two together when you mention two replacement spurs and two working spurs together with 4 cordons with spurs for next years producing vines. By replacement spurs I assume that means that the 4 cordons your currently have on your vines will be replaced from the two spur replacement canes but I don't see in your pruning routine when they are replaced. You currently end up with 4 cordons with spurs for next year producing vines but I don't know what you mean by the two working spurs - what do they do besides just grow producing vines and if that is there purpose it seems to be redundant alongside the spurs along the cordons.

[@blackwolf2036]

What size of that metal wire

[@jozseftoth17]

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