I picked up a grape stump in the trash can and didn't expect to take root and sprout and bear small grapes.

Mr. Wu, a flower friend, had an old pile next to the trash can. As the cold leaves had not yet grown out at that time, I could not quite see what the pile was. After taking it back to the basin and keeping it warm and moisturizing, it finally grew small leaves. After raising it for a period of time, it actually blossomed and bear fruit. It turned out to be an old pile of grapes!

Grapes are delicious and are a favorite fruit for many people. Many flower friends raise grapes on the balcony, climb all over the balcony, full of fruit, not to mention how happy they are!

Such an old pile can sprout new buds!

To grow grapes, you should choose a larger basin, the root system of the grape is well developed, and the larger the basin is, the more conducive to the root growth. Choose the basin soil with good air permeability and good drainage, and the grapes will grow very quickly.

Grape seedlings can be bought or cut by themselves. The cutting of grapes is relatively simple. Cut off 20cm branches in spring, leave 2-3 buds, soak in clean water for 6 hours, insert into the soil, insert the depth, it is appropriate to the soil surface near the upper bud point, about a month can take root.

Grapes are generally required not to be dry, but watered thoroughly. In Spring and Autumn, about 2-3 days can be watered, and summer evaporation is large, and 1-2 days can be watered once. After the temperature drops in autumn and winter, the times of watering should be reduced.

After the grape seedlings are about 20cm high, they can be fertilized every half a month, and during the fruit expansion period, foliar fertilizer can be increased. The grape can grow bigger and sweeter by watering it with 0.3% potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution for 4 times.

Are these bunches of grapes drooling?

Why don't you plant a pot?

Show it to the flower friends who need it!