Bonsai grapes are a convenient and rewarding way to grow grapes, offering easy care, early flowering, and quick results. They can be cultivated in courtyards, balconies, or even indoors, making it possible to enjoy fresh grapes year-round. In early spring, you can admire the beauty of your bonsai grape plants, and by harvest time, you can entertain guests with delicious, homegrown fruit. With greenhouse conditions, large-scale cultivation is also possible, turning bonsai grapes into a profitable venture.
Here are some key cultivation techniques:
**1. Planting Year:**
In spring, when potted grape seedlings start to sprout, select 2 strong new shoots. If only one shoot emerges, wait until it reaches 30 cm and then pinch it back to encourage the growth of two axillary shoots. Before germination, spray the plants with a fungicide like chlorothalonil or carbendazim to prevent disease.
**2. Promoting Flowering:**
Grapes have both summer and winter buds. Summer buds mature quickly and can produce secondary shoots. To promote healthy flowering and fruit setting, manage the growth of these shoots carefully.
- **Tip Pruning:** Leave 1–2 leaves on the auxiliary tips to prevent them from consuming too many nutrients. This helps the winter buds develop properly.
- **Shoot Tip Pinching:** When new shoots reach 10–12 leaves, pinch off the tip to control growth and encourage flower bud formation. After about 10–15 days, secondary shoots will appear. These should be pruned again after leaving 5–7 leaves.
- **Tendril Removal:** Cut off tendrils promptly as they consume energy and can tangle with other parts of the plant.
- **Supporting New Shoots:** Grapes need support. Tie the shoots to a trellis or stake, and loosen the ties as needed for proper growth.
**3. Facility Cultivation Management:**
- **Temperature Control:** Grapes require a period of cold dormancy (around 0–7.2°C) for 1 month before they can bloom. From November to December, move potted plants to a cool, dark area. Once dormancy is complete, bring them to a sunny spot and gradually increase temperatures. Maintain daytime temperatures between 25–28°C and nighttime temperatures between 17–23°C during growth and flowering. During fruit development, keep temperatures between 25–30°C during the day and 15–23°C at night. For coloring, maintain 25–28°C during the day and 16–17°C at night. On sunny days, you can bring the bonsai indoors for display.
- **Plant Care:** After confirming the inflorescence, remove weak shoots and leave 2–3 strong buds. One week before flowering, pinch back the main tip, leaving 6–8 shoots. Remove any extra inflorescences and prune the top 1–2 times to encourage better fruit set.
- **Pest and Disease Control:** Bonsai grapes grown in facilities are less prone to pests but still need attention. Spray with chlorothalonil (700x) or carbendazim (800x) every 20–30 days, avoiding the budding and flowering periods.
- **Water Management:** Follow the "water and dry" principle. Avoid overwatering after germination. Reduce watering during flowering, and increase it during fruit development. Limit water when the grapes begin to color to improve their quality.
By following these steps, you can successfully grow beautiful and productive bonsai grapes, whether for personal enjoyment or commercial purposes.
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