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  1. Elena Gorodishenina, Krasnodar region.

    Gooseberry propagation in autumn
    I grow red and green gooseberries. Both varieties are very tasty and sweet. And since everyone in my family loves this vitamin berry, I propagate them myself.
    I propagate gooseberries by layering. In mid-autumn, I use pruning shears to separate the cuttings from the mother plant, carefully dig them out of the ground, trying not to damage the roots, and plant each one in a designated and prepared place (I bury the bushes with 2-3 buds).

    When planting, I add 1 kg of rotted humus and 20 g of superphosphate to each hole. Before frost, I regularly moisten the soil.
    I cover the gooseberry bushes with a mixture of sawdust and peat with a layer of 10 cm.

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  2. Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)

    WE PROPAGATE GOOSEBERRY BY LAYINGS

    In mid-autumn, I use pruning shears to separate the layering from the mother layer.
    plants. I carefully dig it out of the ground, trying not to damage the roots, and plant it in the place allocated for it (I bury the bush with 2-3 buds).
    When planting in a hole, I add 1 kg of rotted humus and 20 g of superphosphate. I cover the gooseberry bushes with a mixture of sawdust and peat in a 10 cm layer. Before frost, I regularly moisten the soil.

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  3. Olga

    I decided to propagate gooseberries and dug in the spring at a bush in the autumn a twig. It was well rooted (personally checked), and the next year a sprightly sprout protruded vertically from the ground. But it so happened that I did not have the opportunity to disconnect it from the mother bush neither that season nor the next two.

    And now the shoot of this was four years old, he already had small side branches. And at last, my hands reached it. But is it too late to transplant him to a new place? Will he take root there? And if you can do this, do you need to take any special measures during the transplant? Maybe you need to cook a pit under it in some tricky way?

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  4. I.Kudrina

    Gooseberries from a twig with their own hands

    I tried to propagate gooseberries with lignified cuttings. The result is not satisfied - cuttings are withered or decayed. But the layers, prikopanny next to the mother's bush, quickly take root.

    Gooseberries during the season grow young twigs that lie on the ground. Usually I cut them out - otherwise the fungal disease can develop. But for breeding a couple of these branches I leave. On a clear day, under each such one-year run, I loosen the soil, I make a groove into which I lay it (pre-cut the leaves). I prispilivayu slingshot and sprinkled with earth. Above
    the surface of the soil leave the top of the length of 15-20 cm. The whole autumn in the dry weather, I water the plants.

    In spring, I cut off the entrenched layers, dig them up with a shovel and transplant them to a permanent place in the prepared landing pits. At the bottom I make 1 / 3 buckets of clay, because the soil is sandy, I fill it with fertile soil, mixed with 1 st.l. urea, 2 st. l. superphosphate, 1 st.l. sulfate potassium and 0,5 buckets of humus. Seedling, when planted, it is buried in a couple of centimeters, I water it abundantly, and I remove the above-ground part to 3-5 kidneys.

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  5. Julia Alekseevna Sumina, the city of Morshansk, Tambov region.

    The productive period of the fruit-bearing branches of gooseberries lasts up to 7-8 years.

    When forming a plant, it is advisable to create a bush with unevenly developed and well-placed branches. On the annual zero and previously formed shoots, the ends of annual growths with interconnected internodes and underdeveloped buds are cut, and 4-6-summer branches blow out strong zero shoots in the coming years, bringing their number to 15. shorten to the nearest long branch, cutting off long-term endings with weakened increments.

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  6. Evgeny Ryadko, Omsk

    Our gooseberries began to bear fruit. As it turned out, we were not wrong with the variety - its berries are tasty, sweet, large! I want to propagate a bush. How to do it right?

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    • OOO "Sad"

      Unfortunately, you did not specify which variety you have. It happens that some method of reproduction is suitable for one variety (group of varieties), but it is not acceptable for another. So in your case it is necessary to experiment.
      Gooseberry propagates quite well by layering - in October or early spring before buds open.
      To do this, you need to select several well-developed branches that are located close to the ground.
      Cut shoots to 1 / 3 length. Then bend the branches to the ground, lay them in grooves and pin them. Furrows with the branches laid in them to fall asleep fertile earth, to water and mulch. In late September, a branch with well-rooted shoots separated with a secateurs from a mother plant, dig out and cut into layers. After that, put them on cultivation (within a year).
      You can try to multiply gooseberries and cuttings. It is better to take green or combined, as lignified ones get accustomed badly. When transplanting to another place, a good result is obtained by the method of reproduction by mechanical division of the bush.

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