Planting Instructions

[@theowiththeo]

Just planted my vines today. Didnt do all you say is making me a little worried lol. I am not sure when they came out of storage but i did soak for 24 hours and trimmed, used a shovel 25 times!!, etc. Excited to see whats to come.

[@ellenkivler6795]

I only use containers , I don't have space. Do you have any suggestions for me being able to have a grapevine? I'm sure there are many people with limited space that would love to grow grapes

[@JTRUTH2025]

Can all Grape vine ROOTS be Cut like that?? I have Concord that I just got from Starks....can I cut/trim the Roots on these!? Thanks!!!

[@mnbecker5340]

If the grape has been in soil too long and roots have begun to grow just under the graft union, is it alright to trim that root(s) off?

[@joeSaysThings]

Do you need to snip or score the top of the vine, to encourage it to grow?

[@ernestbarela3345]

Joe's Reviews no. Just be patient. They will grow if you plant per their instructions and water. I am growing vines in Las Vegas Nevada and so far they are growing well. I will post some picture on my website (www.artisanwinesociety.com) so you can see how mine are doing. I love the10 vines that I bought at Grapevinesgalore. Service is also great. Very nice people.

[@montegrapes8439]

Thank you master

[@Aperson-f2e]

How many days can you leave the vine in water before planting in the ground?

[@wraypaul566]

24 hours is the max. As I understand it, the roots need oxygen or they will “drown”. They also develop some “slime” on them that may be harmful. I have a commercial vineyard and it usually takes a few days to plant vines. So I soak the for 3 hours and the heel them in to 5 gal buckets filled with soil or potting mix. Holes in the bottom to allow drainage. I’ve kept them for a month that way, even after they have budded out. When I plant them, I give them a 3-6 hour soak and then plant & water

[@tylersk8s141]

I am planting bare root plants now in the middle of the summer. can it work planting them in ground?

[@laceyritter3757]

Great video! Gorgeous yard too! Just wondering where you get that little fertilizer pack and where did you order those vine shelter cartons? Ive never seen any quite like those, i like that you can fold the top closed. Here in AZ believe it or not we can get some nasty late spring frosts. Also, are those a different type of head trained vine?? I dont have a lot of experience with head training but i like the look of almost head training the trunk! Thanks!

[@lindapaila8723]

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[@SmithyJones420]

Fertilizer packets and shelters are sold on their website along with the root stock.

[@MrCoolbeanstogo]

what kind of fertilizer packet is that? what is it called?

[@grapevinesgalore4824]

Produced by Blue Creek. You can order on our website. grapevinesgalore.com/product/fertilizer-packets-organic-2/ Thanks for watching!

[@thomasarrington6130]

can you let know where i can buy a grapevine plant are vine cutting ,,,i would like to start a grapevine in my back yard thank you

[@mnbecker5340]

Etsy has provided some quality plants for decent prices.

[@verawallace9055]

I bought mine from A Catolog, it arrived yesterday and am lost not having the grown one before ,this was a good tutorial

[@MoraAdventist]

so its ok to leave the bare root in the water over night?

[@ernestbarela3345]

Israel Mora yes. I followed the instructions on the 10 vines I purchased and all are doing great. I’ll post some pictures on my website so you can see how they are doing. Artisanwinesociety.com

[@kaittemurry4740]

How deep to plant roots? You said a hands width sticking up?

[@emmaayubi1163]

This is helpful! How long do you leave the shelters on for?

[@vwflashpointwv]

I would like to know this too.

[@ernestbarela3345]

Emma Ayubi Hi friends. Vine shelters are to protect the vine form the wind and harsh weather when the vines is just starting out. I posted some pictures of the vines I bought from grapevinesgalore on my blog site so you can see how I’m using the shelters. We’re expecting some more wind this week so I’m going to leave them on. Typically blows around here until late May so I’ll leave them on for another week or so. The vines are growing well as you will see in my blog pics at artisanwinesociety.com

[@ernestbarela3345]

Bryan Hahn Hi Brian, I posted an answer to Emma’s question about how I am using the vine shelters. You can see pics on my blog site artisanwinesociety.com. Good luck with your grape growing. This is my first time growing wine grapes and it is fun. GrapeVinesGalore people are awesome to work with. My 10 vines are doing great. So happy with the service and the product. Good luck on your vines!

[@warker6186]

tq

[@Chaseenglishwb]

You pushed it too much with your foot man !!!!! The vine with be too pressed

[@mookiedaelin1]

yes'

[@janebadershall3434]

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[@thetotlpkg]

Covering it with soil will cause roots to grow from the graft. Don’t do that!