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  1. Yuri Mikhailovich SHUTOV

    Once I decided to experiment with pruning raspberries: I left several strong shoots that did not bear fruit, and the next year we picked berries from them on July 1, while from new bushes - only on August 1. A month of difference! I left a third of the bushes for next year, and last year's bushes do not in the least affect the new crop. We have raspberry Polka, we really like it - 75 buckets of berries were collected from 20 bushes. We have three daughters, seven granddaughters, so there is enough for everyone, there is still some left for sale.

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  2. Alla KOCHAN, Vyazma

    Pruning remontant raspberries: there is a secret

    I grow the repair raspberries in a one-year cycle, that is, in November-early December, I cut out the entire above-ground part at the root. This is how the plantation provides most of the potential yield.
    When pruning, I do not leave hemp - this is important! Let me explain: when pruning to the very level of the soil (or a little lower), new growth next year is formed from the buds on the roots. As a friend of the agronomist assured, and later practice showed this, in remontant varieties, such shoots give strong, powerful shoots and are more productive in comparison with those that are formed from buds on a segment of an old shoot. But in summer raspberries, the shoots that have formed on the shoot itself are more productive. Therefore, when pruning such bushes, I leave small hemp (5-7 cm).

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