Best no prune stake/cage/trellis technique?
- Sue_CT
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Re: Best no prune stake/cage/trellis technique?
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Re: Best no prune stake/cage/trellis technique?
I don’t need suggestions anymore, that was six months ago when I was asking for and receiving lots of good advice.
Now many months into my growing season I’m very happy with my plants support, the cages that are working well for the first four feet are hogwire, and around 14-16” diameter.
Now many months into my growing season I’m very happy with my plants support, the cages that are working well for the first four feet are hogwire, and around 14-16” diameter.
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- Sue_CT
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Re: Best no prune stake/cage/trellis technique?
Oops, I see the last post that brought back to the top was yours, and your orignal post was March 22. Sorry about that. I removed my offending post.
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Re: Best no prune stake/cage/trellis technique?
Haha, no problem! Sorry if I sounded a little harsh. Plants are happy, fruits are ripening and life is good.
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- bower
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Re: Best no prune stake/cage/trellis technique?
That is an awesome setup...
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- Toomanymatoes
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Re: Best no prune stake/cage/trellis technique?
That's pretty awesome. Was envisioning something like that for growing melons vertically. Might try it next season.