What your vines need is largely a function of the soil. If you have a local county co-op or agent, you should be able to get soil sample boxes, follow the instructions on how to sample and fill them, and mail them off. In a few weeks, you'll get results back along with fertilizer / soil amendment recommendations, based upon the type of crop you are going. I do this sampling/testing/fertilizing at my hunting property every three years, it's really pretty easy......Is there a good general fertilizer to apply to first and second year vines? What about Miracle Grow?
Have you tried Serenade?I'd like to grow organic but anthracnose and black rot will not let that happen.
Hooo, boy. Sounds like a George Carlin routine coming.Else, there is mostly only lime sulfur or copper for organic.
I understand this is not a serious comment.Why do we call inorganic chemical compounds "organic" but most organic chemical compounds don't qualify as organic?![]()
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(This is not a serious comment on your post, Balaton. Just a wry observation on language.)