Beyond planting various durian trees and other fruit-bearing plants in our garden and Grandma’s orchard, we decided to experiment with cultivating Jupiter grapes at home. To encourage the plant to produce fruit faster, we employed a technique called *pruning for fruiting*. This method transitions the grapevine from its growth phase to its fruiting phase, ensuring it focuses energy on producing flowers and, eventually, delicious grapes.
The pruned branches and leaves didn’t go to waste; they were propagated using the grafting method, allowing for more grapevines to flourish.
We’re fortunate to have a grape cultivation community in our area. Today, Mas (Bro) Wahyu, a fellow enthusiast, visited our home to join in the joy of harvesting our first Jupiter grapes. He even took some of the pruned branches to start his own Jupiter grape cultivation.
The results were beyond our expectations. With proper pruning, our Jupiter grapevine began flowering within just six months. A few months later, it bore an abundant harvest of sweet, juicy grapes.
This experience has shown us that with the right care and techniques, growing something as delightful as grapes is both rewarding and achievable, even for beginners. The journey from a sapling to a bountiful harvest is worth every moment.
🍈Grab $DURIAN at https://pump.fun/CPms6SSqub8Qn2M3xxh9qYxAeXHmDmQFap9pNPzVpump
🥇https://durianium.blogspot.com
#ETHENA https://app.ethena.fi/join/wb9aq
#KARAK https://app.karak.network👉ibKgs
#ZIRCUIT https://app.zircuit.com/?ref=zxpxop
.png)
No comments:
Post a Comment