When is the best time to plant grapes in the south and what varieties to choose

1. Planting time

The time for planting grapes in the south can be winter or spring. Winter is between November and January, and spring is around March. However, it is more recommended to plant it in winter. If it is planted before the New Year, the seedlings will have a longer time to grow, germinate and bloom better in the later stage. Some of the seedlings planted in spring have begun to germinate, which can easily lead to sap flow and affect later growth.

2. Planting Method

When planting, choose sturdy seedlings, the thicker the better, and the higher the survival rate. Before planting, the land must be prepared and the soil must be deeply plowed to ensure that the soil layer is thick and the soil is loose. You can sprinkle some organic fertilizer in moderation, so that the plant will grow more vigorously in the later stages if it has sufficient nutrients. The seedlings need to be pruned, the overly long roots need to be shortened, and they need to be soaked in clean water to allow them to absorb enough moisture. Pay attention to the density of the set value, which should not be too dense. After processing, just dig a hole and plant it. After planting, water thoroughly. If the temperature is low, it is recommended to cover with film to keep warm and moist, which is conducive to survival.

3. Variety selection

There are many grape varieties suitable for planting in the southern region, which has a warm, humid climate and sufficient sunlight. For example, you can choose large-grain rose fragrance, summer black, giant treasure early, giant vine, drunken golden fragrance, purple treasure fragrance, sunset red, etc. These varieties have strong adaptability, can grow well, taste good and are very popular.