What soil is suitable for growing grapes?

The soil for growing grapes must be well-drained and breathable so that the grape roots can grow deeply. More organic microorganisms in the soil are beneficial to the growth of grapes. Before planting, use base fertilizer to fill the soil and increase the fertility of the soil.

Grape growing soil

Grapes are suitable for planting in black soil and fine sandy soil, and the soil must be rich in organic matter to enable the grapes to grow better. Sandy soil is the most suitable because the strong sandiness of the soil will increase the temperature of the fruit's micro-environment and the temperature difference between day and night, increase the speed of fruit sugar accumulation, and make the grapes mature faster and more fully.

In addition, the soil for growing grapes must have sufficient water content, so that the quality of flower bud differentiation is good, germination is more uniform, new shoots grow faster, and the grape bunches are larger. If the soil for growing grapes lacks water or the soil's water retention capacity is very poor, the grape branches and leaves will germinate slowly, grow slowly, the number of branches and leaves will be small, the growth of grape plants in the field will be weak, and it is easy to cause the flowers and fruits to fall before and after the flowering period.

Grape soil preparation method

When preparing soil for grapes, it is necessary to add appropriate amounts of nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, and keep the pH value of the soil between 6.3-7.3, so that it can grow better. In addition, there are many varieties of grapes, and different varieties have different soil preparation methods.