Hydroponic culture is a system that allows plants to be produced in high quantities with the support of chemical fertilizers in soilless agricultural conditions. In order to investigate the effect of this system on the vegetative growth of the grapevine; In 2016 and 2017, studies were carried out on the grape varieties ‘Güz Gülü’, ‘Tekirdağ Misketi’ and ‘Tekirdağ Sultanı’ on their root. A trial was conducted where peat, perlite, and peat + perlite mixtures were used as different growing media, and without using hydroponic solution, only peat media were used (control). Shoot growth and ripening parameters concerning lignified parts were investigated. In all parameters, higher values were detected on nutrient solution-applied grapevines. When the highest shoot length data of the control and the hydroponic solution applied grapevines were compared; It was determined that an increase of 470.7% was achieved in the Güz Gülü variety, 546.5% in the Tekirdağ Misketi variety and 451.8% in the Tekirdağ Sultanı variety. Consequently, it has been determined that using hydroponic culture to produce propagation material in vines will be advantageous. It is recommended to use hydroponic culture in the production of propagation material significantly since it reduces the adverse effects of soil.