Can tree grapes be grown in the north?

Can tree grapes be grown in the north?

Tree grapes can be planted in the north, but it is recommended to plant them when the temperature is stably above 0℃ to avoid frost damage. Thin fertilizers can be applied appropriately from seed germination to flowering and fruiting. In addition, soil with sufficient nutrients should be selected for planting.

The tree grape, also known as the jaboticaba, prefers a warm and humid climate. It is native to South America and is currently widely planted around the world. The main producing areas in my country include Fujian, Guangdong, Sichuan, Zhejiang, Hubei and other provinces.

How to grow grapes in the north

1. Temperature: Tree grapes are more suitable for growing in a warm environment. The most suitable growth temperature is 22-35℃. When the temperature is suitable, the plant grows the fastest. In winter, timely measures to keep warm are needed.

2. Light: Tree grapes are native to tropical regions, where there is plenty of sunshine. The plants have a relatively high demand for light and are best grown in an environment with sufficient light, which is more conducive to photosynthesis of the plants.

3. Watering: The demand for water of tree grapes is relatively large during the entire growth process. During the maintenance period, it is necessary to maintain the humidity in the soil, replenish water in time, and pay attention to controlling the amount of watering to avoid water accumulation.