Like grapes? Plant your own cuttings.

I want to eat grapes recently, but I think it's a little expensive. If you suddenly want to cut grapes, you can not only grow your own grapes, but also eat grapes.

Before cutting grapes, select the more robust branches that grow on the grape plants. After that, cut the branch into small pieces and pay attention to leaving two bud holes on the branch.

After that, find a smaller bottle and fill it with water. Then insert the cut grape branches into the bottle, be careful not to dip the bud eye into the water, and the height of the bottle should be lower than the height of the bud eye.

Seal the mouth of the bottle with cotton and bury the finished bottle in a flowerpot filled with sand to keep the pot moist.

After waiting for almost a month or so, you can see that the cuttings take root, and at this time you can transplant it.

This is the hardwood cutting method, which is suitable for spring. If you find this troublesome, you can directly adopt the method of cutting with green wood.

When cutting, first select a current year's twig from the top of the plant, keep a leaf on the branch, and retain three bud eyes.

After that, soak the branches in water for one night. Put nutritious soil in a smaller plastic bag and make a hole in the bottom.

Insert the branches into the soil, then put the plastic bag into the flowerpot, bury it with the soil, water it thoroughly, and cover it with plastic film.

After a period of time, you can see the branches taking root. The survival rate of this cutting method is very high, and the rooting speed of branches is very fast.

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