Unpretentious grapes "Supaga": characteristics and the process of growing

 Supagah unpretentious grapes: characteristics and cultivation process

Grapes have long been considered valuable and very tasty berries.During the development of mankind breeders managed to bring hundreds of its varieties. One of the best recognized grapes "Supaga", known in many countries. It is used not only for the preparation of alcohol, although the production of wine has always been considered the dominant industry, requiring compliance with certain rules for the cultivation of raw materials.

Description and origin of the variety

Many gardeners are actively engaged in viticulture, for which they use their plots. The crossing of different varieties each year leads to the emergence of new species. The combination of "Madeleine Angévine" and "Dwietes Zila" led to the production of Supagag grapes. The usual environment for growing crops are the Baltic countries and Russia.

The long vine of vigorous bushes reaches 4 meters and is a characteristic distinction of the "Supagi". Sprouts are wrapped around their support and serve as an ornament to even the most ordinary-looking arbors on the site. The rapid development of bushes leads to the fact that in the first half of August, you can harvest in the form of huge ripe clusters, having a conical shape.

Most of the plants bear fruit, and these are about 80% of the shoots, the flowers of which can be pollinated with the help of the wind.

Features of the fruit

Characteristics of the culture are unique. Fruits have an oblong shape, and their weight reaches four grams. Greenish-yellow clusters closer to their maturation reach amber structure and a mass of from three hundred to five hundred grams. Elite variety boasts sweetness and exquisite aroma. Shrubs are formed and cultivated by several methods.

Some of the characteristic features of Supaga grapes are presented below.

  • Culture is self-pollinated.
  • The variety is resistant to cold and frosty weather. Bushes do not hide and are not insulated, if the temperature does not exceed 25 degrees.
  • An important point for breeders is unpretentious culture.
  • High yield. If the bush is large and well developed, you can remove up to one hundred kilograms of berries from it.
  • The variety is early. The ripening period reaches 120 days, taking into account the moment of formation of the kidneys and the stage of final maturation. If you properly care for the crop, it will ripen in the second half of July.
  • It is resistant to powdery mildew, gray mold and oidium, thanks to which it has a strong position among other grape varieties.
  • The clusters do not lose their taste, if they are not removed from the bush for a long time.
  • Due to the fact that the fruit "Supaga" quite elastic, it is convenient to transport the crop over long distances. The berries have a dense skin and a thick consistency of the pulp, due to which the grapes can maintain their presentation for a long time.

The list of features indicates that this variety is not in vain popular with both experienced and novice growers. He has all the qualities that any breeder wants to see.

Cultivation correctness

The first task at the initial stage of planting any plant is the choice of land. This is especially important for grapes, because this crop is a long-liver. Depleted soil is at risk of intensive development of diseases and the appearance of pests, and this is a threat to the entire root system. Supaga responds positively to mineral and natural drains.

It is not recommended to choose those land plots for planting where previously there were fruit trees. Otherwise, there is the likelihood of damage to the rhizomes by fungus or other infections.

Medunch and strawberries have common pests with grapes, so planting near crops is also not possible. Parasites can cause significant harm to the berries.

Suitable places for planting shrubs "Supaga" are areas with low levels of acidity. With regard to useful components, experienced growers have found a way that compensates for their lack of soil. It provides for the implementation of such recommendations:

  • the place for planting grapes is cleared of the fertile layer of the earth;
  • a pit is dug one meter deep;
  • removed clay (if any);
  • large stones are laid down, due to which a drainage is created, which will promote fresh air;
  • humus and sand in equal quantity mixed with fertile soil, dolomite bait is added to this mixture, then everything is placed in the landing pit;
  • above is a dense layer of soil;
  • waits until the soil is rammed;
  • the grapes are planted at a depth of 30 cm.

Periodic bait in the form of phosphorus and potassium have a positive effect on the soil. If you plant them in the ground when planting, the fertilizer will not need another three years. You need to prepare the pit in the fall, fertilizing it with fresh manure, and in the spring with humus and compost from rotted autumn leaves.

Care of seedlings

If the berries are grown for the purpose of sale, it requires the creation of a practical and comfortable vineyard. This situation involves the design of culture in the form of bushes. An important point in the formation of grapes is pruning shoots. It must be carried out in such a way that there are no more than six holes left from the ground, and their total number does not exceed forty.

The plant grows very quickly, which is why experienced gardeners recommend forming larger bushes.

This method will simplify the cultivation of the plant, and if necessary, transplanting seedlings to other areas will not cause any problems. Grapes are able to bear fruit for thirty years and delight with sweet fruits. The early growth stage must be carefully supervised, and unwanted brushes are immediately removed. Grapes for the winter is not covered, you just need to correct the bushes.

If shrubs are grown for personal consumption or to decorate the yard, then you do not need to prune the plant. Shoots that are actively curling, are able to bear fruit longer than already formed plants.

Pest precautions

For preventive purposes, it is necessary to use copper sulfate. They need to process the shoots of the plant. This is a mandatory procedure that protects the crop from death. In this case, the solution should be weak (not to exceed 0.3%).

The most dangerous opponent of Supag is phylloxera. Insects, in appearance resembling aphids, are able to absorb the juice of the grapes, thereby depriving the owner of a quality crop. Pests live in the soil at a sufficient depth and settle in the rhizomes of plants. They differ in their active reproduction rates and in that they can damage the trunks. This is accompanied by swelling and detachment of the bark of the shoots. If appropriate actions were not taken on time, the death of the culture is guaranteed.

In the process of planting shrubs gardeners inoculate them for preventive purposes. For the grape "Supaga" pose danger and other insects. In the fight against them, it is recommended to use Immunocytofit and Topaz.

In the presence of high-quality fertilizer shrubs do not need too often and abundant watering.

Application and feedback

For the cultivation of the Supaga variety, both home and field conditions are suitable (for mass cultivation of grapes). Culture is a table variety, which is used in a fresh form. Grapes are great for making salads, mousses and jams. It is often used in wine blanks. Berries are served to the table as desserts and decorations for main dishes, which they owe to their beautiful product form, which immediately catches the eye.

"Supaga" - a fairly well-known variety. When you first look at its properties it may seem that it has no flaws. But the ideal species simply does not exist. Judging by the reviews, the variety really has an excellent taste and unpretentiousness. However, there are complaints related to the fact that the grapes throw out a lot of shoots, which have to be constantly cut.

Gardeners also point to poor culture survival in the first few months after planting. Although then everything returns to normal, and growth is steadily gaining momentum.

Compliance with the rules of planting and fertilizer technology, care, protection from insects and the prevention of various diseases - mandatory conditions for growing grapes. But hard work will surely lead to the appearance of beautiful shrubs with high-quality fruits on the garden plot.

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