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Grapes Black Variety Angoor Fruit (Air Layering/Grafted) Plant

Product Features and Variety

The Grape vine (Vitis vinifera), commonly known as Angoor, is a vigorous perennial woody vine. This specific offering is propagated through Air Layering or Grafting, a proven technique that guarantees the plant is true-to-name and promotes a much earlier harvest than seed-grown plants.

• Variety: Black Grapes (Angoor). This variety is suitable for cultivation across India's diverse climates.
• Type: Grafted/Air Layered Woody Vine. The plant requires a sturdy support system for optimal growth and fruit production.
• Size: Supplied as a healthy sapling (height will vary based on trimming).
• Suitability: Thrives in almost all Indian climates and soil conditions. Excellent for ground planting or large container gardening.

The Fruit: Black Angoor Grapes

Black Grapes are highly valued for their rich color, sweet flavor, and versatility in use:

• Texture and Taste: The grapes possess a sweet and juicy pulp enclosed by a smooth, deep purple to almost black skin.
• Appearance: Berries are typically medium-sized, round or oval, and grow in large, attractive bunches.
• Culinary Use: They are commonly enjoyed fresh as a nutritious snack, and are excellent for use in salads, desserts, making juice, or as a flavorful complement to cheese platters.

Essential Care Guide for Indian Climates

Sunlight and Climate Needs

Grape vines require significant, direct sunlight to thrive and produce high-quality fruit.

• Sunlight: Plant in a location that receives full and direct sunlight (at least 6-8 hours a day) for the best yield and quality.
• Support: The vine must be trained onto a sturdy support structure such as a trellis, pergola, or arbor.
• Air Circulation: Ensure the planting location has good air movement to help prevent common fungal diseases.

Watering and Soil

Proper soil composition and careful watering are vital for a healthy, fruiting vine.

• Soil: Use deep, fertile, and most importantly, well-draining soil. Grapes are highly susceptible to root rot in waterlogged conditions. A sandy loam is ideal.
• Watering: Water deeply and regularly during the initial growth phase. Once established, reduce frequency, but ensure consistent moisture during the critical flowering and fruit development stages.
• Fertilization: Apply a balanced fertilizer at the beginning of the growing season and before fruit set to support leaf and fruit growth.

The secure paper core packing method used for shipping ensures the plant is protected and well-ventilated during transit, ensuring you receive a healthy, genuine variety plant.