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  1. Ivan Sergeevich Babkin

    For many years I have been growing grapes, in my opinion, successfully. Therefore, I would like to share some of my secrets with readers.
    When planting a seedling of grapes in a permanent place, I put on it a cover made of plastic film, or rather, a bag without a bottom in the form of a clutch. At the bottom, at the roots, I tie with cotton braid so that dew surface roots do not appear.
    Digging seedlings, I make sure that the roots do not dry out and keep them from the wind and the sun.
    I sort plants: I plant the first and second grades in a permanent place, the third - for growing in the school, I discard the rest.

    I consider the seedling of the first grade to be the one that has a root with four layers and a vine up to 35 cm long, of which 20 cm is well matured. A seedling of the second grade has three rod layers. The length of the most developed shoot is 20 cm, half of the mature one.
    I tie all the plants for spring planting in bunches and store them in the cellar in wet sand in the winter, covering their roots and several buds.

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