I think the general advice is to not prune them but nip out the tips of any going off in a direction where they'll cause trouble. Don't let the vines root where they touch the ground though. I grew them in 2014 in a cheap green polytunnel but didn't get a significant crop - light was quite poor and maybe they didn't like my clay soil. Might try again next now that I've replaced the poly tunnel with a glass greenhouse. Old photo:
Others on here have done well with them though.
A trowel in the hand is worth a thousand lost under a bush.
Thanks for your helpful advice Bob, it is always good to learn from other growers experiences. I will keep twisting them around the bamboo and strings and nip the ends if they become too wild.
I don't nip out the tips, but I let them ramble on the ground. I don't normally have a problem with them rooting but I do check them now and then. I've have some good and some not so good years, but I keep trying.
It's all a question of learning as we go along. Everyone's growing conditions are slightly different, but it is good to hear what others have experienced.
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