Grape vine dying, mold?
10 years ago
Hi everyone. Grape vine noob here. My grape vine is not doing well. It was planted about 6 months ago and is probably 1.5 years old total. It's got gray spots on the stem and the leaves are dying. Does anybody know what's going on and how I can treat it?
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