In Taiwan, the sprouting shoot of 'Kyoho' grapevine after forcing culture treatment was the bearing shoot on season, which development status could make a significant influence to the fruiting and quality of grape in the future. Consequently, the farmers made a practice of foliar fertilization in various ways and try to control the shoot growth for well fruiting set, but the outcome was so changeful and detrimental for quality of fruit cluster, simultaneously. The aims of this study was to make sure what kinds of fertilizer among phosphate, potash and boric acid was effective to control shoot elongation in potted and field experiments. Results was shown that a single foliar spray of potassium dihydrogen phosphate 300x or boric acid 800x were not significantly in shooting control, however the potassium carbonate 400x was better for shooting control. In addition, application of superphosphate 100x with boric acid 800x could significantly reduce the node number and come to the elongation control in length.