What do blackcurrant grape saplings look like and cultivation techniques

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1. What does a blackcurrant grape sapling look like?

2. Blackcurrant grape sapling cultivation technology

The blackcurrant vine is an upright deciduous shrub, usually between 1 and 2 meters in height from sapling to adult plant. The twigs of the sapling are dark gray or gray-brown, and the leaves are nearly round and green. During the flowering stage, light pink or yellow-green flowers will appear, and the fruit will naturally be black currants. However, if you want the saplings to grow more vigorously, bloom, and bear fruit, you must pay attention to the cultivation methods.

1. What does a blackcurrant grape sapling look like?

The blackcurrant grape tree is an upright deciduous shrub. The height from sapling to adult plant is usually between 1 meter and 2 meters. The color of the twigs is mostly dark gray or gray-brown, and the leaves are nearly round and green. The flowers are light pink or yellow-green when blooming, and bloom between May and June every year. Its fruit is naturally black currants, which ripen between July and August.

2. Blackcurrant grape sapling cultivation technology

1. Land selection: When planting, choose a plot with fertile soil, easy management, convenient drainage and sufficient sunlight. Such an environment will be more convenient for later management and will also be conducive to the growth of saplings.

2. Planting: When planting blackcurrant grape saplings, Either spring or autumn is fine. Spring planting is done after the soil thaws in mid-April. Autumn takes place in mid-October. Choose saplings with well-developed root systems and high branch and bud vitality so that they can resume growth faster after planting. Pay attention to the spacing between plants and rows, the spacing between plants is 1-1.5 meters, and the spacing between rows is between 2-2.5 meters.

3. Management: If you want the saplings to grow more vigorously, Regular irrigation and moisturizing treatment are required. Observe frequently and remove weeds promptly when found to reduce competition for maintenance. Pruning should also be carried out according to the growth status of the saplings. Proper pruning can ensure better flowering and increase the number of fruits.

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