Growing environment conditions and characteristics of vine grapes

Growing environment conditions and requirements of vine grapes

Yam grape, also known as jaboticaba, is a nutritious fruit. It generally grows in areas with an altitude of more than 1,000 meters and an annual precipitation of 1,000 mm. Yam grapes usually like to grow in a warm and humid environment.

Temperature for growing grapes

Tree grapes like a warm climate. Generally, the most suitable growth temperature is within the range of 22-25 degrees during their growth. Tree grapes have a certain resistance to low temperatures, and generally the lowest temperature they can withstand during their growth is around minus 4 degrees.

Vine grape growth humidity

Tree grapes like a humid environment, so during the growth period, they have certain requirements for air humidity and soil humidity. The soil needs to be kept moist at all times. In addition, when the environment is relatively dry, water needs to be sprayed to increase the air humidity.

Vines growing soil

Tree grapes have relatively high requirements for soil. They are not tolerant to salt and alkali and are afraid of waterlogging. It is usually more suitable to plant them in loose, fertile, slightly acidic soil with good drainage and air permeability. Gravel soil is more suitable for planting.

The growth cycle and process of vine grapes

The vine is a shrub that has fruits that mature all year round. It can usually bloom and bear fruit many times a year. Generally, it only takes 90-100 days for the vine to bloom and ripen its fruits.