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Rooting Grapevine Cutting Help

5 years ago

Hi,


I have a few grapevine cuttings that initially did not root. It started to bud and got moldy.

So I broke off the buds and sprayed with peroxide. Now the cuttings have rooted.


My question, since the cutting only has 2 buds on there and I had removed the green growth buds.

Will they still grow back with new green leaves?



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