I live in Wisconsin, and the weather is just now warming up. So
earlier this week, I pruned my concord grapevine (which has never
really been pruned, and it's in its third year).

Now, 3 days later, I go to check on it, and where I pruned the lowest
(a spot about 2 feet from the ground), there's quite a bit of water
(?) coming out of the spot. Did I kill my grapevine??? Do I need to
somehow stop it?

Thanks for any and all help!

Jeff

Perfectly normal. Every thing is OK.

F wrote:
> I live in Wisconsin, and the weather is just now warming up. So
> earlier this week, I pruned my concord grapevine (which has never
> really been pruned, and it's in its third year).
>
> Now, 3 days later, I go to check on it, and where I pruned the lowest
> (a spot about 2 feet from the ground), there's quite a bit of water
> (?) coming out of the spot. Did I kill my grapevine??? Do I need to
> somehow stop it?
>
> Thanks for any and all help!
>
> Jeff

That's a good sign. The "ideal" pruning occurs as soon before bud break
as possible - which means that he pruning cuts will weep.

Don't worry about it.



On 2008-04-23 15:22:59 -0700, F > said:

> I live in Wisconsin, and the weather is just now warming up. So
> earlier this week, I pruned my concord grapevine (which has never
> really been pruned, and it's in its third year).
>
> Now, 3 days later, I go to check on it, and where I pruned the lowest
> (a spot about 2 feet from the ground), there's quite a bit of water
> (?) coming out of the spot. Did I kill my grapevine??? Do I need to
> somehow stop it?
>
> Thanks for any and all help!
>
> Jeff