Grapes can be grown not only in a greenhouse, but also in open ground. The grape harvest largely depends on the quality of the seedlings and the creation of comfortable conditions for them. Before setting up a vineyard, you should familiarize yourself with the characteristics of the varieties and their growing conditions.
Criterias of choice
When choosing grapes for planting, it is important to consider the following nuances:
- Saplings. The root system of seedlings should be moist and strong. The roots should be light in color. There should be no damage to the barrel. The wood must be green and fresh.
- Categories of seedlings. First grade seedlings have 4 roots. Seedlings of the second grade have 3 roots and, with proper care, can produce a good harvest. Third grade seedlings have a rather modest yield. Plants of an elite variety can produce an excellent harvest.
- Varieties. Table varieties are grown for fresh consumption. The berries of such grapes are sweet and have dense pulp. Technical varieties are used for making wine or juice. Their berries are very juicy.
Grapes White acacia
This variety is distinguished by the presence of a light nutmeg in its taste.The advantages of White Acacia include early ripening, high transportability, dense pulp, as well as fairly large berries that do not rot or crack after rains. There may be 2-3 inflorescences on one shoot. This grape should be planted in an area that receives a lot of sunlight.
Kishmish Radiant
This variety is a classic and is in great demand among many winegrowers. The main advantage of Kishmish Radiant is its high yield. Grapes can hang on the bushes for a long time without losing their taste. Large bunches have a marketable appearance. Also, these grapes do not contain seeds. To plant this variety, you should choose a well-lit place.
Grapes Flagman
This variety is gaining popularity among gardeners in the south of Russia, as well as the Urals and Siberia. Thanks to its early ripening and frost resistance, this variety grows successfully throughout Russia. Finger grapes are red-violet in color. The flagship has a pleasant varietal taste. This variety should be planted in a sunny place.
