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Pruning Method

Simonit&Sirch Method

 

Simonit&Sirch Method is based on four fundamental principles applicable to all vine training systems. From our experience we have learnt that assist with pruning the natural ability of the vine to branching is the way to ensure vines an healthier and longer life.

 

 

 

 

 

 

1

Branching

 

SHAPING THE STRUCTURE

 

The first goal of the Method is driving the branching development respecting vine’s organic growth.

 

 

 

 

2

Respecting
vascular flow

 

TROUGH THE STRUCTURE OF THE PLANT

 

The second assumption concerns the continuity of the sap flow trough the structure of the plant, separating desiccated areas from the main vascular flow.

 

 

 

3

Cuts and crowns

 

REDUCING CUTTING SURFACES AND RESPECTING THE CROWNS

 

Small cuts, on the same side and acted upon one or two years old wood. A precision pruning greatly reduces the area of the wound exposed, thus the risk of wood disease.

 

 

 

4

PROTECTIVE WOOD

 

A FURTHER DEFENSE FOR THE PLANT

 

Pruning must allow for a portion of protective wood when cutting on two years old wood.
This device prevents from suffering the desiccation, that follows the cut from the main sap flow.

 

 

 


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