Why a smart gardener will always trim the roots of seedlings
Grapes are a crop that often decorates summer cottages.
The fruits are not only tasty, but also very healthy. They are suitable as a stand-alone snack, and many people add berries when preparing desserts and salads.
That's why many people try to make the harvest as large as possible.
Experienced gardeners know how to improve the quality and quantity of the harvest using simple methods.
It is important not only to follow simple rules of agricultural technology, but it also makes sense to trim the roots of seedlings.
Usually the roots curl up into a ball when placed in the planting hole, but this does not have the best effect on the further development of the plant.
The roots need to be shortened so that their length is no more than 15 centimeters.
It is believed that this procedure is especially good for grapes. Thanks to this method, they take root and grow better and faster.
