Re: vines

Doug,

As the plant grows, naturally the first secondary will be longer than the
next set and so on. The first set has had more time to grow so they will be
longer. The plant looks like the shape of a Christmas tree as it is growing
but will Eventually fill out to a rectangle unless you cut and bury them due
to space limitations or some other reason. Remember, they should be trained
away from the main vine to allow you room to access the main vine and to
avoid crowding. Once a canopy develops, you should have less weeds to
contend with.

Bob T.
Torrance Ca.

Adams, R. D. wrote:

> friends,  if i grow my vines in a christmas shape, how wide will the
> first two secondiers get from tip to tip?  i am trying to figure out how
> wide to put in my soaker hoses.  i am going to run the hoses back and
> forth. i didn't see any need to go around the plant if the growth all
> goes one way. should you try to grow all your secondies the same length
> or do you get a christmas tree shape naturally because the first
> secondies are a lot older than the ones at the end of the main.  thank
> you Doug Adams
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