Potted grape growing methods, planting technology and management

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1. Planting method

2. Management methods

When planting potted plants, choose a slightly larger pot with good air permeability. You should also pay attention to the soil, making sure it is loose and breathable. You can mix leaf mold soil, garden soil, sandy soil yourself, and then mix it with decomposed fertilizer. After preparation, the selected grape seedlings can be planted into the soil. Pay attention to soaking them for 24 hours before planting to allow them to absorb enough water. After planting, compact the soil and water thoroughly. When germination begins, fertilize regularly, loosen the soil frequently, and pay attention to pests and diseases.

1. Planting method

1. Choose a pot: When planting potted plants, choose a slightly larger pot with good drainage and air permeability. The volume should be 35-45 cm in diameter and 25-25 cm deep. 35 cm, the best material is a plain-fired clay pot.

2. Pot soil: The soil requirements are also very high , it must be loose, breathable, moisturizing and fertile. It can be mixed with humus soil, garden soil and sandy soil, and then mixed with an appropriate amount of decomposed fertilizer, such as sheep manure, chicken manure, horse manure, etc., so that it can Meet its needs and facilitate later growth.

3. Planting: After preparing the pot soil, choose seedlings with developed root systems, no pests and diseases, and full buds. Soak them for 24 hours before planting to allow them to absorb enough water. Then plant it in a flower pot. When inserting the soil, spread out the roots, carefully fill the soil, and compact the soil to prevent tilting.

2. Management methods

Potted plants After planting, you need to water the roots once, water thoroughly and fully, so that the soil and roots can absorb enough water. There should be no water shortage during later management, water frequently during the growing season, and no water loss during the dormant period. Fertilizer should be started when it sprouts, and should be applied every 15 days to provide it with sufficient nutrient supply. Its soil is easy to compact, so it needs to be loosened frequently. In addition, attention should be paid to preventing and controlling pests and diseases, especially when there is high temperature and heavy rainfall.

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