How to grow seedless grapes?

Grapes are delicious and nutritious fruit, but in the process of eating to spit seeds, so, how do grapes grow seedless?

How to plant seedless grapes?

1. Apply a certain concentration of plant hormones to the fruit to inhibit seed development and promote fruit development.

2. by means of hybridization, the seeds can not develop normally, and at the same time, certain stimuli are given, so that the fruit itself can produce enough plant hormones for its development.

3. Seedless grapes can be produced by looking for mutants whose seeds are sterile but can produce plant hormones.

In addition, there are some natural seedless grape varieties.

What are the seedless grape varieties?

1. Thanksgiving grape

The variety is seedless, self-pollinated and is usually white or green in color. Very crisp and juicy. Xiong gorgeous, compact bright, sweet tart, crack-resistant, thin-skinned fruit clusters, the fruit is really ripe in late August.

two。 Somerset grape

This kind of grape is seedless and self-pollinated. It does not necessarily need to be pollinated by bees. The color is usually red or purple. Somerset grapes have a unique strawberry flavor. Each cluster of grapes is a compact medium-sized fresh grape string, each string contains a lot of juicy seedless grapes, which is very suitable for fresh consumption and making jelly. Strong disease-resistant, hardy grapevines whose fruit usually ripens in August.

4. Seedless in early summer

Early summer seedless grape is also called Xiaheiya grape: European and American species, very early maturing, is a Xiahei superior line bud mutation selected from Xiahei grape, which is more than 20 days earlier than Xiahei in the same cultivation environment as Xiahei, and is a very rare super precocious grape variety.

5. Ruby

Ruby seedless ruby grape is a late-maturing seedless variety, Eurasian, developed by crossing between Emperor and Pirovan075 in California, USA. It was introduced into China in 1987. Its tender shoots are purplish red and without fluff. The young leaves are thick, yellowish green and shiny, and there are no villi on the upper and lower surfaces of the young leaves. Grapes.

There are many varieties of seedless grapes, and different varieties will be different in planting. Generally, varieties suitable for cutting can be selected and carefully managed after emergence.