Growing grape tree from grape fruit for beginners

grape tree is a perennial shrub, characterized by spirals – tassels and elongated growth. It is a climbing plant and usually climbs on rocks or tree trunks. The tendrils grow on the stalks and are believed to be degenerated inflorescences. The leaves are large, symmetrical, heart-shaped, and the inflorescences grow diagonally across them. They can be lobed or lobular with 3-5 lobes and separate nerves. The shape, size and color of the leaves depend on the grape variety.
Before planting grapes, fertilizing should be done, the specific dosage is to use Organic 1 or Nutrifert 4-3-4 organic fertilizer to the hole before planting.
Apply a solution with 40 grams of fertilizer and 10 liters of water to evenly water the grapevine after a few months of being planted in the ground.
After a few months, the trenching, irrigation and fertilization for grapes were carried out with about 50kg/ha. It should be noted that every time the fertilizer is spread, it is necessary to fill the trench with soil to flatten it.
Before cutting branches for vines, use NPK fertilizer at a dose of 100kg/ha, in addition, spray fertilizer for leaves, usually using buffalo manure.
During the fruiting period, NPK fertilization should be continued at a dose of 100kg/ha, and additional foliar fertilizers should be sprayed.
When the grapes are large with the size of a little finger, at this time apply NPK fertilizer with a specific amount of 150kg / ha, spray more foliar fertilizer better than KNO3.
After the harvest is completed, at this time, plowing the soil, applying HG01 organic fertilizer and NPK fertilizer is fully implemented to ensure enough nutrients in the soil for the next crop to provide to the vines.
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