[Growwine] grow tubes

Thu Jun 19 18:56:24 EDT 2008

I agree Duke,  the people giving the seminar ( from Cornell University cold
climate viticulture research program ) recommended that the tubes be put on
in the first year to allow for 2 sprays of post emergent herbicide ( roundup
) and then the tubes removed for the season ( likely around august )  Norene

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From: growwine-bounces at littlefatwino.com
[mailto:growwine-bounces at littlefatwino.com] On Behalf Of defaria at reztel.net
Sent: June 19, 2008 12:18 PM
To: growwine at littlefatwino.com; Margaret Marshall
Subject: Re: [Growwine] grow tubes

Hello Steve,

I used Grow Tubes for 2 years on small seedlings. They work great, but as
Margaret suggesed you require air flow. The new plants are really prone to
mildew, so you really have to spray them more often. - And be sure to remove
them around August.

Duke DeFaria

Defaria Vineyards

Quoting Margaret Marshall : 

Hi Steve!  We have 500 grow tubes we never used.  We would be willing to
part with them for half price.  They are in new condition.  We were going to
use them and Angelo Pavan suggested not to because they don't allow enough
air to the vines.  Ciao, Margaret

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From: steven kett 

To: GrowWine 

Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2008 7:56 PM

Subject: [Growwine] grow tubes

I am looking for pricing and directory for vine grow tubes, and any good
experiences with specific styles? as well as steel pencil rod vine stakes..
thanks Steve

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