Grape Problem
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Comments (3)Peter: Looks normal to me. When grapes bloom they shed flower parts and then often many of the little grapes. But this is normal. I was shaking mine today hoping to knock off a few extra grapes. Probably not really making any difference. But I prefer bigger berries and more open clusters so knocking some berries off would aid that. Commercial growers spray hormones to thin the grapes of some varieties like Thompson seedless. This makes bigger berries for table grapes. For raisins no thinning needed....See MoreRed Grape Problem
Comments (9)Thanks guys, I thought it was brown rot. I will search to find out what causes this. I was hoping I didn't have to remove it. I tried a few local varieties cause I wanted to plant that spring. But on my 2nd and 3rd orders, I selected some that Herman had been talking about so I hope they do well. All 6 of my vines are different so I could figure out which work well for me. Then I can have healthy grapes all over the garden. Herman, I would like you to share your experience with seedless grapes if you have. If I replace this vine, I would like a seedless red. Thanks much!!!...See Moregrape vine problems
Comments (1)I won't cut it back. At this point it probably won't make any difference, may be dead, but forcing growth this late is questionable. Just leave it alone and if it grows next spring you can go from there....See MoreRed Flame grape problem, Help!
Comments (3)Hi Wes, I do not have an answer for you, but you should try over on the Fruit forum. There is also a Winery forum (forget the name). Those people will probably be able to answer your questions. Renee Here is a link that might be useful: Fruit Forum...See Morejkochan
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