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Grapes falling off vines prematurely
I planted 3 grape vines 3 years ago and this is the first year I am
getting grapes. I'm so excited! Now the grapes are about half the size of a marble and half of them have fallen off the bunches already. Is this a sign of my vines lacking something or getting too much of something? The Concord vines are covered with bird netting just to keep those suckers in check and the pH of the soil is around 6.0 - just checked today. Any advice would be great. Thanks, Quin |
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Grapes falling off vines prematurely
what is your watering regimen? I dont think grapes like it that acid. look that up
and you may need to amend with dolomitic lime. Ingrid Quin Filips wrote: I planted 3 grape vines 3 years ago and this is the first year I am getting grapes. I'm so excited! Now the grapes are about half the size of a marble and half of them have fallen off the bunches already. Is this a sign of my vines lacking something or getting too much of something? The Concord vines are covered with bird netting just to keep those suckers in check and the pH of the soil is around 6.0 - just checked today. Any advice would be great. Thanks, Quin ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ List Manager: Puregold Goldfish List http://puregold.aquaria.net/ www.drsolo.com Solve the problem, dont waste energy finding who's to blame ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Unfortunately, I receive no money, gifts, discounts or other compensation for all the damn work I do, nor for any of the endorsements or recommendations I make. |
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Grapes falling off vines prematurely
Too much water, not enough water, and fungus can cause them to fall off.
Some grapes will do well in acid soil, others wont. I am not sure about Concord, but Mars is a take off of Concord and they do well. I know Thompson didnt make it in Arkansas, and we had acidic soil there. Dwayne "Quin Filips" wrote in message ... I planted 3 grape vines 3 years ago and this is the first year I am getting grapes. I'm so excited! Now the grapes are about half the size of a marble and half of them have fallen off the bunches already. Is this a sign of my vines lacking something or getting too much of something? The Concord vines are covered with bird netting just to keep those suckers in check and the pH of the soil is around 6.0 - just checked today. Any advice would be great. Thanks, Quin |
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Grapes falling off vines prematurely
It must be the water - Too much. I have Lime and plan to sprinkle it
around each vine - just in case. Thanks Dwayne wrote: Too much water, not enough water, and fungus can cause them to fall off. Some grapes will do well in acid soil, others wont. I am not sure about Concord, but Mars is a take off of Concord and they do well. I know Thompson didnt make it in Arkansas, and we had acidic soil there. Dwayne "Quin Filips" wrote in message ... I planted 3 grape vines 3 years ago and this is the first year I am getting grapes. I'm so excited! Now the grapes are about half the size of a marble and half of them have fallen off the bunches already. Is this a sign of my vines lacking something or getting too much of something? The Concord vines are covered with bird netting just to keep those suckers in check and the pH of the soil is around 6.0 - just checked today. Any advice would be great. Thanks, Quin |
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