Red Globe grapevine seedling prices and cultivation management techniques explained in detail

Every summer and autumn is the season when various grape varieties ripen and come to market one after another, and among them the high-quality, high-yielding Red Globe grape is one of the first choices for buying and planting. So how much does a Red Globe grapevine seedling cost per plant? What are the cultivation management techniques?

1. The basics of Red Globe grapes

1. The place of origin of Red Globe grapes

The Red Globe grape is a variety introduced into China from California, USA, in 1987, and is also called Red Earth. This grape variety grows very well in most areas of northern China and the northwest, and the fruit produced is of excellent quality, stores well and is high-yielding. At present, its production areas in China include Weinan in Shaanxi, Xinjiang, Yunnan, Gansu, Jiangsu, Shenyang and other places, and the most famous one is in Linwei District of Weinan.

2. The morphology of Red Globe grapes

The young new shoots of the Red Globe grape have purplish-red stripes on the upper part and are green on the middle and lower parts, and the one-year-old branches are light brown. The 3 young leaves at the shoot tip are slightly red, and the underside of the leaf blade has sparse down; the mature leaves have five lobes, with deep upper notches and shallow lower notches; both the front and back of the leaves have no down, the leaf blade is relatively thin, the leaf margin serrations are relatively blunt, and the petiole is red (or pale red). The fruit cluster of the Red Globe grape is relatively large, in a long conical shape, and the largest fruit cluster can reach a weight of 2500 grams; the berries are uniform and neat, deep red, and the flesh is firm and crisp, sweet and tasty with a pure flavor, so whether for long-distance transport or long-term storage there is no problem.

2. How much does a Red Globe grapevine seedling cost per plant?

The best planting time for Red Globe saplings is February to March in the north and November to March in the south before sprouting, and the price of Red Globe grapevine saplings is not completely uniform, as it varies according to place of origin, specifications, purchase quantity and purchase season.

1. According to a nursery company in Tai'an, Shandong, the current price of the Red Globe grape seedlings it sells, with a height of 0.6M, a crown width of 0.2M and a ground diameter of 0.3CM, is: for an order quantity of 500-2999 plants, 3 yuan/plant, and for 3000 plants or more, 2.5 yuan/plant;

2. The price of Red Globe grapes from Mr. He's company in Henan, with a height of 80-100CM, a crown width of 1M and a ground diameter of 0.5-1.5CM, is: for fewer than 500 plants, 15 yuan/plant, for 500-1000 plants, 4 yuan/plant, and for more than 1000 plants, 3 yuan/plant;

3. The price of Red Globe grape seedlings from an orchard in Qingdao, Shandong, with a crown width of 0.2M, a height of 0.5M and a ground diameter of 20CM, is: for 100-499 plants, 2 yuan/plant, for 500-999 plants, 1.8 yuan/plant, and for buying more than 1000 plants, 1.5 yuan/plant.

The above prices are for reference only, and when buying you should rely on the actual prices. In addition, when buying seedlings you should choose companies or seedling bases that have lawful and compliant procedures and documents and a good reputation.

3. What cultivation management techniques are there for Red Globe grapevine seedlings?

After the saplings are selected, the most important thing is to carry out cultivation management, and generally when cultivation management is done well, there is no need to worry too much about the quality and yield of the grapes.

1. The Red Globe vineyard is best chosen on sloping land with a relatively high position, facing the sun and well ventilated; the soil can be slightly dry, but there must be good watering conditions, and there must be no air or water source pollution near the site.

2. After the vineyard is built, plant virus-free, pure-variety and robust seedlings; the planting time was mentioned earlier, spring planting in the north and planting after November in the south. The planting pits should be filled in advance with a mixture of organic matter and decomposed fertilizer with soil, and then watered at the appropriate time; the above work should be completed in the autumn of the year before planting.

3. When planting seedlings, pay attention to trimming: cut off the rotten and damaged parts, promptly eliminate the diseases, insects and bacteria on them, and after planting in the pits cover with soil and water thoroughly; after a few days you can loosen the soil and cover with plastic film to keep warm and retain moisture.

4. When the seedlings planted that year grow to thirty or forty centimeters, apply about 0.05 kg of urea per plant, and at the same time combine it with irrigation; for the second topdressing, use about 0.1 kg per plant, and thereafter apply once a month; for weak-growing seedlings, some liquid fertilizer can be applied to the roots, generally once every half month. Here everyone should be reminded that each time you fertilize, do not apply it directly at the roots, but fertilize in pits thirty centimeters away from the roots, and fertilization can be stopped sixty days before the seedlings go dormant.

5. Pruning of Red Globe grapes can be done in winter and summer, promptly cutting off excessive vegetative branches, overly dense branches and diseased or pest-infested branches. In addition, remember to cut off the small berries, deformed berries and damaged berries on the fruit clusters during the fruiting period.

6. During the planting process, pay attention to preventing and controlling the invasion of pests and diseases such as white rot, downy mildew, anthracnose and the grape clearwing moth; different agents should be applied in different situations.

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