😊 have moved to a 20 acre farm in southern Oklahoma recently where there was 20 mature muscadine plants growing in an established vineyard. This is my very first time to have one and you have taught me so very much! Working these plants this February and loving it already- looking forward to seeing the harvest this fall!! Oh and - I made it to the End of this video 😂 Keep it up! I’m watching!!😊
Shane, Your vineyard looks great and I made it to the end of the video. :) Also, The expected loss when planting is normally 10%. We will get you those replacement plants in September.
just started listening in and yet i say - one of the most clear spoken i have tasted in youtube. will finish listening later. hope you can make something about your fertilization - soil and/or foliar...blessings to all
Great Video! Informative AND entertaining. I am entertained by learning new things and you are great about sharing your experiences. And yes, I made it to the end of the video.
Hey Shane, the Muskies look awesome 🙌🐦. How is Mia feeling? Well I guess She better,I see Her run like a Champ😘 Don't apologise buddy. You put so much work in I want to know how they are doing 👍. JO JO IN VT 💕😄
I thought it was very intestine video, I won't grow grapes but I am growing beans, something is chewing holes in my leaves I haven't seen anything live on the plants. So now that I know Japanese beetles love beans I'll be looking for them as well as tomatoes worms, and potato bugs. So far the only things bugging my plants are my dog, chipmunks, squirrels, cotton tail bunnies, (saw my first Jack rabbit yesterday morning), and all the birds. And yes I made it to the end of the video! Lol Much love from So.Cal.💟
Hi Kinfolk Farm we met at the meet up in May and you help me with some editing ideas. I have posted my first video, it a learning curve 😳. As soon as I get my farm you have got me excited about growing Muscadine‘s. Thanks for your help.
Hi Shane, we just moved to the Birmingham area, where we have bought a little over an acre of land. I've always wanted to grow muscadines (my grandmother had them in SC when I was little and I have very fond memories), and now that we have a little room, we're planning our setup. I ordered 9 plants (3 of them from Ison's, thanks to your recommendation), and we're going to get our trellises built this weekend. I just wanted to say thanks for these wonderfully informative videos! I've been watching them for a couple of days and I feel like a junior expert now. :) I, too, made it to the end of the video.
Hi Shane yep I watch the whole video I too am growing muscadines as well I have blooms on mine I've only lost one I am in the process of putting drip irrigation on them and everything looks good so far glad to see you put another video out on it I am interested in him as well as you
Hey Shane, great video. I should have watched this one before I asked you a question on your other one today about the weed killer you use, Lol. Well it was good to comment and thanks for replying. Best wishes !!!
Sir, I was raised in S. Tx, very small town named Ingleside. When I was growing up during the 70's and 80's we had wild muscadine everywhere. So many, I've seen groves of old oak trees disappear, vines killed them. Daddy just passed and when I was clearing his land to remove an old barn that had collapsed, I had to cut down a muscadine that had a base bigger around than my thigh. The shear weight of the vine caused the the structure of the barn to fail. My understanding is the French would harvest muscadine from Ingleside before we were a country.
@@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia Sir, no you don't. If you did, you would have had a 20 inch chainsaw in your hand, fighting yellowjackets, and just trying to say alive on a redneck engineered platform. The whole time my wife was watching saying, "be careful, don't fall, don't step there, you are too high". Sometimes I wonder how we get anything done.
Your vineyard is fantastic looking! I have 2 muscadines vines and 3 scuppernong vines; but, because of my limited yard space, my 5 vines are maintained in a bushier fashion. I wish I had had the space to run my vines when we planted them 10 years ago. I'm going to get some of those beetle traps! Have a great weekend! Oh, I watched the whole video. Patricia
Ours are vines are at least 40 years old Now we need to replace our trellis Our post have rotted. Not sure how to replace them. Do you have a link on how built your trellises. We live outside the Athens area. ( Go dawgs). Our vines were already established when we bought the property. I did learn a lot on this video. Very informational
Fire ants, Japanese beetles, and drought will kill grapes quicker than anything else except maybe fire and lightening.😁 It's is a beautiful thing to watch Mia run and play! Glory to God!🙌🙏
gallon per hour as long as the dog dont drink all of it lol.......short video 26 minutes later lol ...........i remember you shaking the branches last year bug fog for sure lol i always make it to the end hugsssssssssss
there is one thing diff on mine i added a 4 inch corrigated ? drain pipe about 18 inches long used a hack saw to cut easy i placed it on each vine at the ground to stop rabbits or whatever from chewing the bark at near ground level if they go all the way around it will die i had this problem also with my peach trees 2 of them died
Nice. I've got to admit that I'm sick of the weeds around my new muscadines and want to spray, but I'm nervous about killing my new plants (overspray). Should I be?
So glad I found you! I got my grapes from Isons and couldn’t figure out what to do with the blue thing and thats how I found you. Your the best muscadine teacher. Can you please tell me why are the tips of the vines yellow. I started mine in this fall and I’ve already pinch the top. But now my new growth is yellow. I see you have some yellow on yours too. I did like you said and I have started fertilizing but only did my first fertilizing application this month (June). Do I need to maybe do a liquid fertilizer? Thank you so much
Wouldn't worry much about being behind on fertilizer. Just don't panic lol. They are really tough plants and will grow fine without all the help. Just keep them watered well through out this summer. They love water and stick with what you are doing. Keep those beetles under control to. Should be fine
Hi I just found your channel a few days ago I’ve learned so much already. I have a question do you put compost or wood chips under your grapes? I’m learning that wood chips really feed your plants😁 I’m still new about a year now but ,you tube has lots of videos🥰
I have yet to have to spray for any disease but Isons does recommend spraying. Now I do spray for weeds because they compete with my plants for water and fertilizer
Hi there, I’m wondering which self-fertile variety would you say taste the best?, I’m needing several to add with my females. I’m only in my 2nd year of growing so I’m unsure of the variety of male that would be the best
So it totally ok around the vines. I have really tried to avoid using chemicals but the grass is very aggressive here in far SE Oklahoma. 74740 Thanks so much for your reply. Enjoy your videos, very informative.
Yes just don't spray plants lol. Been using it for years no problems. Some people will tell you to mulch but DONT DO IT. Muscadines have shallow roots and it will promote them to grow in the mulch and a hard winter can kill your plants
