Detailed Explanation of the Key Points of the Grape One-Sided Training Technique

The grape one-sided training technique refers to tilting all the main vines of the grape toward the north. Under normal circumstances, about 500 seedlings can be planted per mu, each with 2 main vines, and high yield can be achieved after one year of planting. The yield is twice that of other planting techniques, and it can also save labor costs. Below is an introduction to the basic planting pattern, core technical points, and so on.

1. Core of the grape small dragon trunk cultivation technique

The first step is to pinch off the tips when the fruiting branches have grown 20 leaves. If growth is vigorous, pinch off the tips once when there are 8 leaves. The second step is to remove the buds on the branches, then spray leaf-strengthening fertilizer to prevent the leaves from aging. The third step is to twist the side shoots on the main vine downward, then spray leaf-control fertilizer to promote flower bud differentiation.

2. Trellis type for grape small dragon trunk cultivation

Generally, a V-shaped double-hedge trellis is used. The first and second layers use 2 and 3 steel wires respectively, at distances of 0.5 and 2 m from the ground, with spacings of 0.3 m and 0.4 m.

In summary, compared with traditional planting methods, the one-sided training technique has many advantages. It is deeply welcomed by fruit growers, is also very simple to operate, and can increase grape yield, produce fruit with good color, and give it a sweet taste.