Muscadine vines not producing
lbrunswi
14 years ago
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Comments (11)I see those on some of my vines ever year and wondered what they were. But, to be honest, I just cut them off when I do my winter pruning in February. Good luck on getting fruit, even with cuttings, as at least one vine will need to be either a male or one of the self-fertile (perfect) hybred varieties. Personally, I would order at least one "perfect" variety from Ison's Nursery, such as an Ison (purple) muscadine or Granny Val (green) scuppernong, just to make sure pollination with your other seed-grown varieties is not an issue. Both are self-fertile varieties that are hardy growers and produce lots of muscadine....See Moreshould i trim muscadine vines when grapes are on vines
Comments (1)Hey guys / gals any thoughts on my concerns about trimming the muscadine grapevine runners? Thanks for any help. Steve...See Morerooting muscadine grape vines still attached to the mother plant
Comments (2)You've chosen one of the most common and successful forms of asexual propagation called layering. It occurs in nature and is soooo easy to copy according to our own terms. Come spring, you should be able to sever the new plantlet from the mother plant. Yes, it will be a fruit producing vine. Don't be tempted to pull up your runner to check on progress. As a matter of fact, you should secure it in some fashion so that it doesn't come 'undone'. Also, your buckets of rich, black soil need to be watched so that they don't become waterlogged and soggy. Even the best garden soil can turn into something 'different' when put into the confines of a container. Hopefully, you put drainage holes in the buckets....See MoreNeglected Muscadine Vine
Comments (4)A picture or two would be helpful, I think that it would do no harm to cut it back as far as you want and then train it the way you want it to be. Some times the new growth will start where you didn't want it, even right from the ground. I think most vines have dormant buds so should start near the crown. I get die back from cold winters and often get new growth from the ground....See Moregonebananas_gw
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