ぶどうに花芽(花穂)を付ける為に重要な枝管理　花芽分化のメカニズムについて解説　短梢栽培ver.

Important branch management for producing flower buds (flower spikes) on grapes. (Short-shoot cultivation version) This article explains the mechanism of flower bud differentiation in grapes and the branch management that should be done in May and June. If you didn't produce any flower buds this year, or if you only produced a few, please take a look at this article. ▼ Table of Contents ▼ Please take your time to read this article. 00:00 Introduction 00:50 How flower spikes form on grapes - What is flower bud differentiation? 04:01 What branch management is important for producing flower buds in short-shoot cultivation? 07:40 The mechanism of flower bud differentiation can also be applied to extension branches. 10:34 Branch management for extension branches - Caution required when growing outdoors. 12:06 Summary. 14:06 Finally, regarding the question, "What should I do with empty branches without flower spikes?" While there are many factors that contribute to grapevine flower bud failure, by following the branch management practices outlined in this video, one of the reasons for flower bud failure due to in-season branch management can be eliminated. By understanding the mechanism of flower bud differentiation in grapevines and the process of flower spike formation, and performing the necessary branch management at the appropriate time, I believe you will significantly increase the chances of grapevine flower spikes next spring. For those who did not produce flower buds this year, please try branch management in preparation for next year's harvest. Let's prepare the flower buds this year. Note: The branch management practices outlined in this video include my personal opinions at this time. We continue to experiment every year to achieve better cultivation methods. ▼▼ Related Videos ▼▼ ■Grape Farming: How-to Video Collection    • ぶどうの作業　ハウツー解説動画集   ■Nouvelle Rose Playlist    • ヌーベルローズ栽培   #GrapeBuds #GrapeBudDiffusion #GrapeBranchManagement #ShortShootCultivation