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Even a kid can grow a grape vine with this easy and fast way. All you need is a bag of grapes with the grapevine still intact and a cup of water.

  1. You can buy whichever type of grape you want.
  2. Look for some grapes with a long green vine.
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    • If the vine is less than 4 inches (10cm) in length, or black in color, then don't use it.
    • If it is brown, black, or, red, then it is rotten.
    • If it is bright green and shriveled up, it is too dried out.
  3. Put the vine inside it.
    • In less than 2 days, it should look healthier.
    • In about 4 days, it should start growing little roots.
  4. Plant the grapevine in the soil once the roots have grown.
    • A disposable cup can be used in place of a planting pot.
  5. Keep it in a sunny location.
  6. Once the plant is too big for the pot, remove it from the small pot and move the plant to a sunny area outdoors or in a greenhouse.
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    What are the best plants for a north-facing wall?
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    You can choose all varieties that can sustain cold temperatures during winter like: Sieger, Palatina, Paris Black, Katharina, Blue Muscat, Alexandria Muscat, Frankenthal, Müller-thurgau, Phoenix, Dornfelder, Regent, etc.
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    Some varieties produces grapes in August. Some of them are: Muscat, Madeleine, Casbah Pearl and Perdin.
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      Tips

      • Use a plastic cup if you don't have a planting pot.
      • If the bag of grapes doesn't have any vines, don't buy it.
      • Keep the vine from light for at least 48 hours to aid in root growth. There's very little photosynthesis going on when it's just a stem so it'll do the plant no harm.
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      Things You'll Need

      • Grapes with decent length of grapevine attached
      • Snips or clean scissors to clean up the vine
      • Plastic cup (clear)
      • Water
      • Soil (potting soil or seed raising mix)
      • Planting container or disposable cup
      • Garden space or suitable large container for transferring

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