How to Grow Grapes Plants indoor is a slow and meaningful project.
If you have home grown grapes; and you wish to create one or more new vines for stocks every year; then you can choose to experience this grapevine propagation process.
Project One (From 8-7-2009 to 24-9-2009) Atmosphere: Mid-summer Temperature: Above 30°C Place: Greenhouse Cuttings: One inch above and below a strong knot
How to Grow Grapes Indoor
Steps 1. Select some strong young cuttings (picture 1) during the first pruning on 8-7-2009.
2. Insert the cuttings into an earth-pot of damp sandy soil (picture 2).
3. Keep in a sheltered place.
4. Sprinkle rain water when the temperature is too high.
Result On the day 79 one cutting was well rooted (picture 4) and another one was almost good (picture 3).
Plant one was rooted on the day 22 from the first day of cutting.
1st leaf was shown on 6th November (picture 8) from the knot; and on 30-1-2011 shown a healthy leaf. However; the leaf was drying up on 22-2-2011 (picture 10).
Plant 2 shown a side shoot (picture 12) on 20th January 2011.
Plant 2 started to root on 27th January 2011, the day 133 (picture 13).
DIY Grape Vine Trellis 1. Follow closely to the development of the vines.
2. Follow the curves; and lay them with the bamboo stakes, lean them firmly against a wall.
3. Extend the length and width as and when it is needed.
You can further experience raising young grape plants by layers from old
vines; or germinating from grape seed; if you have further interest,
time and patient.
You can also set-up a nursery section to manage grape canes for all your family members and friends.