How to grow grapes from seed

As a rule, plants grown from seedsbegin to bear fruit 4-5 years of life, sometimes later. There are precocious varieties that can begin to bear fruit in the second year.

Pits on seeds are best taken from new varieties that are resistant to disease. Seeds themselves take his sight from the good berries are separated from the pulp and washed under running water.

After washing, the bones must be put in a wet nylon bag, and then put it in a regular plastic bag and put in the fridge. Periodically, the bones should be taken out and cleaned. After one or two month bones start to crack, what is the main sign of readiness for landing.

Hatched bone needs to be placed on a damp cloth and put in a couple of days to the battery. As soon as the seeds appear white roots, you should plant them in pots with fertile soil (1 part sand and 2 parts compost) to a depth of 1.5 cm. the Pots should be placed in a warm, Sunny place is optimal on the window sill.

After a week above ground, you should see sprouts. Further to care for them, as for all plants: time to water, to loosen and fertilize the soil.

In early summer the plants can be transplanted into large pots and put on the balcony, you can also plant the vine in the garden.

Before winter the vines need to twist the ring, cover with earth and cover with the covering materials until the spring. Pruning of plants should be made only after it began to bear fruit.

Growing grapes from seeds is quite a troublesome task. If you want to grow grapes, not for ornamental functions, and for food and wine, then you need a whole plantation of these plants, which are easiest to grow from seedlings ready.