No, I am going to do like Grapeman recommends and wait until I remove the grow tubes in the fall and clip off the clusters.Do you plan to remove the cluster in the tube? I guess you have to remove the tube to get the clusters?
Interesting! I've never removed the grow tubes from the vines until they were large enough to fill the trellis. I'd always leave them on to protect the stems from rodents and from glyphosate which I use once in a while.Be sure to remove the growtube bout mid August to give enough time for the vines to harden and to get the remaining clusters off before they start to ripen.
Thanks for the explanation!Here we have extreme cold in a lot of areas of the country. They do not harden off well until the tubes are removed. It takes several weeks to harden off enough to ensure they survive the winter well. Warmer areas need not remove them or at least not as soon.
Venison goes really well with a nice red wine!Been having some serious deer issues this year. First year in 4 that the deer are going through my trellis wires. So far, this is the 4th time that they have damaged the wired.
Venison goes really well with a nice red wine!Been having some serious deer issues this year. First year in 4 that the deer are going through my trellis wires. So far, this is the 4th time that they have damaged the wired.
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