Transplanting now will be a difficult proposition. If you do they will be lucky to survive and probably won't grow much more this summer. If they quit growing they really can't be trained.

Next spring as early as possible will allow much better odds of survival.

Looks like you have a light case of mildew by the way

Wait to transplant until they are dormant. Ty Ty isn't the sharpest pencil in the box........., or a brick short of a load? They mess up a lot!!

Good luck, but wait until they are dormant. You can prune, take cuttings and propagate more.

Suzi

Thanks for the input everyone. I will wait until early spring to transplant them to their correct trellis.

This is my first year dealing with grape vines so I hadn't picked up on the mildew. But now that you mention it, I can see it on most of my young plants. Do you have a fungicide that you would recommend?

As for Ty Ty, I have learned my lesson. I bought blueberries, grapes, and a mulberry tree from them back in the spring and I have not been satisfied with anything from them. Being from Georgia as well, I have always heard their advertisements. So I didn't really think much about researching them. Big mistake, I see tons of bad reviews on them now that I am looking....