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How do I stop the pruning cuts on my my grape vine losing sap?

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Small cuts will dry and stop bleeding in a few days. Cover larger pruning cuts that are losing sap with freshly-cut slices of potato. The potato starch will soak up the sap and slowly stop the bleeding. Paint large wounds with Arbrex from Bayer when they dry.

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Steve Bradley M.A M.Hort RHS

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How do I stop the pruning cuts on my my grape vine losing sap?

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