Detailed Explanation of Key Points on Fujiminori Grape Cultivation Techniques

The Fujiminori grape was introduced to our country in the early days, and through continuous technological innovation and development, it can now be grown and cultivated very well in China. So what are the cultivation techniques for Fujiminori grapes? Let's take a look together!

Fujiminori Grape Cultivation Techniques

1) In winter, after all its leaves have fallen, prune the plant, cutting each branch back to leave about 3 buds; weak branches, overly dense branches, leggy branches, and diseased or pest-damaged branches must all be pruned, to encourage the plant to branch more and bear more fruit;

2) In early spring, dig deep beside the grapevines and apply fertilizer, mainly farmyard manure; after fertilizing, cover with soil and water thoroughly; when the soil surface is slightly dry, loosen the soil once.

3) When several leaves have grown out, remove the weak shoots, keeping only the strong ones.

4) When tendrils grow out at the leaf axils, they must be pinched off by hand to reduce unnecessary nutrient consumption.

5) During this period, tie the branches to prevent them from swinging around and breaking, which would affect nutrient transport.

6) During the fruit ripening and swelling stage, remove the lower leaves so that light can reach the berries and does not affect the fruit color.

7) Do not fertilize before flowering in spring, especially not with nitrogen fertilizer, to control the tree vigor and keep it moderate; avoid excessive vigor at all costs.

8) Do not water or spray chemicals during the flowering period; pinch off the tip of the cluster before flowering, generally removing 1/5 and 1/4 of the whole cluster.

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