The most cold-hardy fruit tree: plant 2 at White Dew and they'll take root and grow, giving you more than you can eat next year
The "fruit tree" that fears cold the least: plant 2 at the White Dew solar term and they'll take root and grow, giving you so much fruit next year your mouth will cramp
Today I'm introducing a very unusual fruit tree: the "Blue Sapphire" grape vine. It can bear fruit for 100 days, and its nutritional value is more than 10 times that of ordinary grapes.
Blue Sapphire grapes have thin skin and tender flesh, and taste extremely sweet, 10 times more delicious than ordinary grapes. They are seedless with no pit, so when you eat them you don't even need to spit out the skin; you can just swallow them whole.
More importantly, after they ripen, the fruit can hang on the vine for 2 months without dropping. Pick them whenever you want to eat them; they're always fresh and won't rot.
A single cluster of Blue Sapphire grapes can weigh 3 jin. They taste very sweet, and one bite fills your mouth with juice; they're incredibly delicious. They can be grown whether in the south or the north. If you have a yard or a balcony at home, you can plant 2 vines and harvest 3 big pots next year, eating until your mouth is sore.
It's the White Dew solar term now, the perfect opportunity to plant "Blue Sapphire." Plant now, and next year you can sit back and eat.