Step-By-Step Guide To Growing Grapes From Seeds At Home

Summer is here and so is the grape season! These juicy fruits have high water content and sweet and sour taste making them famous among children. You can use grapes to make jam, wine, and jelly, or dry them to eat as raisins. Their flavours and fragrances are used for ice creams, candies, lip balms, etc. 

If you love the fruit, instead of buying from the market, grow them in your own house using these easy steps and important tips. 

Steps To Grow Grapes From Seeds

Here is an easy step-by-step guide to growing grapes from seeds in your home garden.

Step 1: Choose healthy and plump seeds from grapes. If seeds are bought, they should be suitable for gardening (Sustainable Gardening Ideas).

Step 2: Grow the seeds in between a moist paper towel or cloth inside a plastic bag to germinate and keep them in the refrigerator for about three months. 

Step 3: Next, you need to plant your seeds in small pots approximately 1/4 inch deep in the moist soil. 

Step 4: Place the pots in a warm spot with indirect sunlight. Ensure that you spray water regularly to keep the soil moist but not soggy. Cover the pot with a plastic wrap to retain moisture and remove it once the seedling appears. 

Step 5: Once a few leaves appear on your plant, transfer it into a bigger pot with more soil mixed with manure. 

Step 6: Let your plant grow under proper light, with appropriate amounts of water, and occasional fertilisation. However, stay patient as it takes a long time for grape plants to completely grow from seeds. 

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Tips To Keep In Mind

Growing grapes from seeds can sometimes be a tedious task. Additionally, it can also take a lot of time to germinate fully and produce fruits. Here are some tips that you must keep in mind while growing the plant (Evergreen Indoor Plants) at home.

• Ensure that you choose a grape type that suits the climate of the plantation.
• There should be enough space for your grape plant to grow. 
• Your grapevines will need extra care during the winter months. 

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Further, it is important to know that a grape seed’s journey to producing fruits can be as long as three to seven years. If you liked this story, stay tuned to HerZindagi for more!

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