When are grapes generally ripe and on the market?

Grapes can supplement vitamins, and they are a fruit that many people really like, and they can also beautify and nourish the skin, but every fruit has its own month when it is on the market. So, when are grapes generally on the market?

1. When are grapes generally on the market

Grapes are generally on the market from mid-August to early October, and mid-September is when grape production is highest, so the price of grapes is also relatively low at this time. However, grapes grown in greenhouses can be brought to market all year round, regardless of season.

2. When are Kyoho grapes on the market

Kyoho grapes are one of the main varieties grown today. They have strong adaptability to the environment, good disease resistance and cold resistance, and can be grown in various environments. Their fruit is large, far exceeding that of other varieties, and each berry can reach about 12-20 grams. They generally mature and go on the market in mid-to-late August, and some are brought to market earlier through artificial cultivation techniques. The earlier-maturing ones can be on the market in July, and the late-maturing ones can be on the market in September. Their berries mature to a purple-black color, the skin is relatively thick, the berries are sweet and soft, and the sugar content is as high as 16%.

3. Where are the main producing areas of Kyoho grapes

Kyoho grapes originally come from Japan and were introduced into China in the late 1950s. Now they are planted in large areas all over China, including Shandong, Hunan, Hubei, Liaoning and other provinces, and the planting area is extremely wide. Among them, the Shandong region uses greenhouse cultivation methods, so they can mature in July and go on the market in August, while those from Liaoning are mainly sold to southern regions.