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thinning the vine in spring
I've learned that I need to thin the new growth from my plants. New growth
looks most robust all along last years wood [this is season #2 for the plants]. The older wood has sent out healthy shoots and I plucked some off already. The wounds are keeping the wood wet. Do I need to do something about that? Should I wait longer to continue to thin the growth? Also, can I propagate new plants from greenwood or should I do so only from pruned hardwood? I am in Long Island, NY. |
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