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--- garden:about:plants:fruit:grapes:training [2025/12/30 19:04] – davidbac
+++ garden:about:plants:fruit:grapes:training [2025/12/30 19:08] (current) – [No training] davidbac
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 ==== The traditional form ====
-{{ :garden:about:plants:fruit:grapes:types:american:vine-anatomy.jpg?400|Traditional shape of a grape vine}}A properly trained vine grows into this shape. The first pair of cordons to form are wrapped around the lowest wire of the trellis. In practice the cordon is allowed to extend for a second row trained to a trellis wire about 2 feet above. \\ \\ \
+{{ :garden:about:plants:fruit:grapes:types:american:vine-anatomy.jpg?400|Traditional shape of a grape vine}}A properly trained vine grows into this shape. The first pair of cordons to form are wrapped around the lowest wire of the trellis. In practice the cordon is allowed to extend for a second row trained to a trellis wire about 2 feet above. \\ \\ \\ \\ \\
 ==== No training ====
-{{ :garden:about:plants:fruit:grapes:training:img_5910.jpeg?360|Poorly trained vine}}This is an poorly trained grape vine. It's future would likely show poorer production and lower quality grapes.
+{{ :garden:about:plants:fruit:grapes:training:img_5910.jpeg?360|Poorly trained vine}}This is an poorly trained grape vine. Multiple stems have grown from the trunk of the plant, extending to the trellis wires without growing horizontally to establish the cordon with more canes. It's future would likely show poorer production and lower quality grapes. \\
-Multiple stems have grown from the trunk of the plant, extending to the trellis wires without growing horizontally to establish the cordon with more canes. \\ \\
 <note>A stem growing from root stock is called a sucker and won't necessarily have the characteristics of the scion that is from the desired cultivar. </note> \\ \\