The Life Story of a Grape Cluster - Grape Video #5

This video traces the development of a grape cluster over a growing season.

[@NMranchhand]

Gosh this series is pure gold. It simply hammers anything else on KZbin for scientific accuracy, specificity, and a slow-walking, nothing-missed teaching style that instills confidence.

[@paulbraga4460]

thank you so very much. i am downloading these as soon as possible cos this is a treasure...blessings to all

[@fouadross2993]

Thanks thanks thanks tom 😊❤😊

[@ATINKERER]

You did this all by yourself? This isn't some company that did the video? Wow! Even if it was some company like Monsanto that did the video, it's a hell of a great job! Well done. I hope your work is appreciated and remembered for decades to come.

[@David_Lee_33]

Thank you Tom for the series...these are these are by far the best videos on growing grapes This video should be used at universities for teaching nice job. It's obvious you spent a lot of time on these videos and again thanks for that.

[@jeffreycamiling1974]

excellent sir tom ,thank you very much for your studies on grapes i learn a lot..

[@jasonloke2219]

Great video! Lots of efforts went in to making it. Thanks a lot for sharing.

[@higherlander807]

Your videos are very informative and very well done! Thank you for educating me in something I've always been fascinated with!

[@SithSereyPheap1]

Thanks for the education Tom !

[@MyDigitalBackgrounds]

Excellent video! I wish people would approach the art of grape growing from the scientific point of view and create tutorials of similar content which are highly educations and informative! Thank you for posting this!

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[@rhysparker2211]

Fantastic video Tom. You have put a lot of work into this series and I look forward to seeing the rest. Well done mate!

[@kennethnunney799]

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[@bettinar0406]

Amazing ❤❤

[@jillionairess]

Excellent info. I learned so much! Cheers!

[@scorp10fl53]

Absolutely one of the most informative videos I have seen. Thank you so much for taking the time to document this wonderful process. Your detail and photography served well to demonstrate the ongoing maturation and complications of onsetting of disease. I have been training my 'California Green' and 'Concord' vines for about three years now and am beginning to see some good prospects for this year. (with crossed fingers). Do you have any remedies for birds, animals which will rapidly rob my harvest? Netting, hanging "CD's, model predators, etc? Thanx again! I've subscribed! P.S. I live in growing region 5-6 with a higher than normal humidex. The result of living near a small wooded area. Will this result in lower expectations of a good harvest or an increase in the likelyhood of diseases.

[@kenyalang007]

Thank you so much for your video. Being a new hobby grape planter in Malaysia, I’ve watched so many videos but was still confused about how exactly the flowers turned into fruit, and how to recognize / differentiate between the two. But your video cleared up everything. It’s so clearly explained and shown. Thank you very much. The only comment for improvement is the audio level in the video - it’s too soft and I could barely hear even with the volume on my tv turned up.

[@THRAVATZA]

Superb video. Thank you.

[@dwightmann6297]

So interesting cool video very informative

[@PureBlood42]

Unless there's something wrong with my phone, this great video has very weak audio. Perhaps you could increase the audio levels and repost? In any case, it's a great video. I had many questions and now I have many anthers! 😅

[@kathybluxome5514]

Very interesting video!

[@4philipp]

A couple questions: - would this cluster be healthier if you had trimmed the other two clusters off? - how do you prevent fruit rot? - how do you discard the unhealthy clusters? Composting? Feeding to livestock? I think it would also be interesting to document sunshine, temperature, cloud cover and precipitation along with the pictures

[@sharronstretton8451]

thank you great videos

[@jillionairess]

Aha! And so bloom is the reason one can make sourdough starter from grapes!

[@gadingborneo5704]

i like see you video,i have try plant table grape jupiter,

[@Mako0123]

I'm so thankful for your videos! Can you give me some reference related to cluster anatomy? Also, You mention something to receptacle and pedicel being susceptible to disease. Can you give some insight toward that topic? (And sorry for my english if you see any mistake, i'm not native!) Thank you again!

[@mariaestherprado1015]

Excellent video. I have a question I have a grape but the flower fell off the cluster never grow any recomendation what should i do? Thank you.

[@user-nx8ii4ef7f]

18th June, a date I can gauge my grapes by near London UK.

[@ahmedattati3854]

Thanks Tom

[@oliverkummel604]

I agree with all comments here - great videos. I have a question though. Where's the best place to purchase seeds, when you're not from the states. Is there a special online market, where you can find a specific sort you have been looking for? Any suggestions?

[@cosmyccowboy]

+Oliver Kummel seeds wont work, you need a cutting!

[@sharonrowland6503]

What causes the flower cluster to dry up?

[@sharonrowland6503]

We had small berries and then they just dried up.

[@PeterClarke55]

Tom are your yellow jackets the same as we English call wasps? If so you could put up waspinators which will keep those "critters" away.

[@sumdude4281]

The audio is terrible fyi.

[@kevinjamesparr552]

hate Chardeney wine it tastes like parafin