I'm wondering... How do you get to be a "Viner"?
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Helpfully review lots of stuff, and avoid expressing opinions that antagonize Amazon's resident vindictive dunces.
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It wasn't hard at all. Follow the directions. Ask for a friend's help. Much better
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You get good at flipping them around so you can grab them and manipulate them single handedly. So you can do yourself.
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I have a passion flower vine that has taken three years to flower. It is growing in poor, sandy soil with full sun. The first two years it was a polite, well behaved vine, but no flowers. This year it has taken over the front bed (I'm letting it because I intend to dig everything up this winter and start again). While the flowers are wonderful I'm starting to think it is going to be as invasive as Autumn Clematis. I just found a volunteer popping up in a space across a 4 foot concrete walkway from the main vine.
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Check out the YouTube channel "Sproutpeople". I'd provide a link but Amazon deletes them. Just type that in the search bar. There are several videos which will show you how to do it - it's comforting for a beginner to actually watch someone else do it.
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depending on where you live, I would look at a wine starter kit on Midwest supply.com or Amazon. This gives you all the things you need to make wine. Hoe much wine are you planning on making. If you are only going to make a few kits here and there, these beginner kits will be good enough. If you plan on making kits on a regular basis, I would upgrade the kit to include a floor corker. I also prefer the glass carboys to plastic, but they are also much heavier especially when full of wine. I really found everything I needed and the best prices at Midwest supply.com. They allow you to upgrade items in the kits and often give you a better deal than buying individually. I think I spent about $350. That will get you started. I make fruit wine from fresh fruit and have made about 30 of the vino italiano kits. I bought more carboys and fermentation buckets so I could do multiple wines at a time. Hope this helps
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Vine reviews are from reviewers who get a product to evaluate, sometimes before the product is available for sale. The pre-selected reviewers don't get paid, but do get items for free....... so only one of a product may be sent to them. If the product is up for sale to the public then you would get the advertised amount.
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I'm not sure, but did find a lot of tutorials on you tube. Hope that helps!
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You need to make a fresh cut, and then paint the vine (or weed tree, in my case) where you've cut it. An old cut won't work.
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Hello, Yes I went to their website and found "some" instructions: http://japanesemaplesandevergreens.com/planting-pruning-and-care/ Just get it in the ground ASAP. I purchased two of these vines and they are doing fine!
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What James said. For what it's worth, I'm a Vine program member here to order (at my own expense) a second of these to replace one that just died after about a year (it's too cheap to worry about trying to pursue some kind of warranty if there is one). I honestly don't remember if I got the first one on the Vine program or not. Viners don't really have any incentive to pull punches; in fact I try to be as picky as possible with a Vine review. As James said, I only request products I really want so of course that means I'm probably predisposed to like them - but that doesn't mean I'm going to lie about them. What James said. For what it's worth, I'm a Vine program member here to order (at my own expense) a second of these to replace one that just died after about a year (it's too cheap to worry about trying to pursue some kind of warranty if there is one). I honestly don't remember if I got the first one on the Vine program or not. Viners don't really have any incentive to pull punches; in fact I try to be as picky as possible with a Vine review. As James said, I only request products I really want so of course that means I'm probably predisposed to like them - but that doesn't mean I'm going... » Read More What James said. For what it's worth, I'm a Vine program member here to order (at my own expense) a second of these to replace one that just died after about a year (it's too cheap to worry about trying to pursue some kind of warranty if there is one). I honestly don't remember if I got the first one on the Vine program or not. Viners don't really have any incentive to pull punches; in fact I try to be as picky as possible with a Vine review. As James said, I only request products I really want so of course that means I'm probably predisposed to like them - but that doesn't mean I'm going to lie about them. « Show Less
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Go to Badcaps forum and ask your question there is alot of smart folks on there thats where I started they were very helpful.
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YES! It is a great way to start! just watch some youtube videos to get some good tips.
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great growing vine...great producer....i plant mine in sandy soil the corner of the garden to run the fence....once it's a true vine, you should start to see flowers. flowers die back, and mini's form....takes about a week or two for them to get "plump" enough to pick....
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I've lost my info. I went online and watched how to vidio's for herbs and fruit. Learned more that way, it takes longer than the manual stated. If I need to, I also would go on line using name of product to get instructions.
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Hello,Yes I went to their website and found "some" instructions: http://japanesemaplesandevergreens.com/planting-pruning-and-care/Just get it in the ground ASAP. I purchased two of these vines and they are doing fine!
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I give vine reviews less weight than other reviews. Not only is there an inherent bias when you receive a "gift" of a free product but they also try the product and do a quick review. They don't do the review after having the product for a reasonable period of time. At least Amazon notes that they are vine reviews.