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Rooting Grape Vine Cuttings: Tips for Success in Cool Climates

Grape Cuttings in Connecticut

Thick cuttings (1 inch) root poorly. Use thinner whips (¼–⅓ inch), dip in rooting hormone, stick in warm wet sand. Keep warm; roots in 8+ weeks. Some vines root directly in soil outdoors, but hormone + sand is more reliable.

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