I don't think you need to do that. Sure there are a lot of people out there who say you need to push
ull in a 1:2 ratio and stuff like that.
IMO what you really should focus on is proper scapula function. You can strengthen the muscles responsible for this all day long, but you'll end up nowhere if those muscles don't function properly.
It's probably not wise to bench all the time without doing a single pulling movement, but all the horizontal-vertical stuff is unnecessary.
If you have proper scapula function you just need to strenghten the muscles responsible for it so they don't get "overpowered" by the pushing muscles, but how you do it is not important.
If your lats, traps, subscapularis, supraspinatus, teres minor and infranspinatus all get bigger and stronger from e.g. KB swings alone than you don't need anything else.
Your body (muscles) only knows tension and resistance and doesn't "care" about planes, the only thing important for the body is "I have to use X muscle with Y force".
So if e.g. pullups (a vertical pull) are enough to strengthen all those mentioned muscles and you have proper scapula function then you'll need no horizontal row at all.
This will be be different for everybody. Some will need to do pullups, rows, facepulls and band pull-aparts to properly strenghten all muscles, some will only need pullups and rows, some only rows, some only this, some only that...
To summarize it:
Proper scapula function first -> then strenghten all the muscles responsible for it in whatever way you like.
Stop thinking in "planes" and start thinking in "muscles worked"!
Of course all of this is just my opinion and nobody can say that it's right or wrong, otherwise there wouldn't be an ongoing debate about this topic with a lot of contradiction opinions and studies supporting either side.