Growing Gruner – part 3: I’m getting worried.

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Continuing the story of growing a gruner veltliner vine from cuttings that I received at the European Wine Bloggers Conference in Vienna.

I am starting to get a bit worried. Weather has been nice. We have not had any hail on the kitchen window sill (where the vine is standing).

But is it growing?

Will my new vine fail?

It seems noting is happening. It is now two and a half week since I put the cuttings in water. Not a sign of a root, not a sign of life. I hope I am just a bit too impatient. I will wait for some time more. Here’s how it looks currently.

Gruner veltliner, copyright BKWine Photography
Gruner veltliner, copyright BKWine Photography
 

In contrast, here’s how a cutting looks that I took from one of the old vines we have on the balcony, admittedly a little longer ago, when we were doing winter pruning:

Vine growing in the spring, copyright BKWine Photography

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