How do you tell grapes and "ti-zi" grapes apart? Both are delicious, let me teach you how to grow ti-zi grapes in your yard
Grapes and ti-zi grapes are actually both very tasty, each with its own style. Some people like eating grapes and some like eating ti-zi grapes. This mainly depends on personal preference. Here, taking this question as an opportunity, let's talk about how to tell grapes and ti-zi grapes apart, and how to grow a ti-zi grape vine in the yard.
1. The difference between grapes and ti-zi grapes
I personally really like eating grapes, and I also really like eating ti-zi grapes. So personally, I think the two are evenly matched in taste, each with its own merits. In fact, this question is very much like the question of pineapples and "bo-luo". My personal way of telling ti-zi grapes and grapes apart is by firmness. Ti-zi grapes are firmer and crunchier to eat, while grapes have more moisture and softer flesh.
In fact, the ti-zi grape is a type of grape, which is to say that the category of grapes includes ti-zi grapes, and ti-zi grapes belong to the Eurasian varieties of grapes. Telling the two apart is actually not hard: the skin of grapes is easier to peel off, the flesh is softer, and there is more moisture. Ti-zi grapes, by comparison, are a bit firmer, the skin is hard to peel off, and there is a little less juice. In terms of price, ti-zi grapes are slightly more expensive.
2. How to grow ti-zi grapes in the yard
Ti-zi grapes are grown relatively rarely at home, and more often in orchards. To grow a ti-zi grape vine at home, you first need to buy a fairly authentic ti-zi grape tree. You can buy good ti-zi grape seedlings at the fruit tree market in spring.
Before planting, you can first do some tidying of the soil in the yard, loosen the garden soil, and then apply some farmyard manure where you are going to plant the ti-zi grape vine to increase the soil's fertility. Planting is generally done around Qingming Festival, and then you water thoroughly. It can generally take root in about two weeks.
Usually by the second year of planting you can set up a trellis, which can be built according to the size of the yard. Tie the vines to the trellis as a guide. The ti-zi grape can then grow on its own. If the ti-zi grape vine grows well, then in the second year you can eat ti-zi grapes you grew yourself.