how do you grow seedless grapes?

Answer 1

To start, you must have a seedless variety. You need warm dry conditions and it is possible in this country, but only in southern parts. My friend has them under glass in a big greenhouse. You dont say whether black or white?

Answer 2

grape vines have the resilence of trees, they don't need to seed new ones every year, each year the vine continues to produce new seedless grapes

now with seedless watermelons the do have to seed every year, they have one crop of melons that have a x gene and another crop with a y gene and they pollinate these to make a seed that has the xy gene ( this seed will then produce a seedless watermelon) that is why seedless watermelons are so expensive is because the can't dedicate 100% of the feild to harvestable crop, they have to save room for the parents

Answer 3

I have bought a grapevine abroad which bears seedless grapes. BUT .........I have seen vines in this country which bear definitely seedless fruit. Ask at your nearest garden centre, they may be able to order for you. We had a bumper crop this year, due to the hot weather, red and white. GOOD LUCK.

Answer 4

they arrive from the breeding of grapes which could no longer produce fertile offspring. that's like whilst a horse buddies with a donkey, you get a mule. An animal which could no longer reproduce, yet as long as horses and donkeys save going at it, we in no way run out of mules. so as long simply by fact the marvelous grapevines are fertilized by skill of the marvelous different grapevines, we are able to have seedless grapes.

Answer 5

uhhhhhhh i dont think you can grow seedless grapes

Answer 6

They're not grown from seeds, they're grafted onto a vine that has already been sprouted from a seed. Thats the simple explanation but its explained better here:

Answer 7

From cuttings.

Answer 8

on a vine!