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Grapes can be planted in huge pots as long as they have a sturdy support structure to grow over, such as a fence or trellis. While grapes are drought resilient once planted, regular watering during flowering and fruiting will benefit them. As a result, a grapevine should be planted with an 8-foot separation from any other plant. Watering grapevines properly when they are young is critical. To avoid transplant shock, irrigate newly planted grapes right away. In the absence of rain, vines should be watered at least once a week during the first growing season. 6-10 inches beneath the surface, there should be enough water to wet the soil. Fertilizing Check the leaves of your grapevine to see if it is getting enough nutrition. Dark green leaves are preferable. Add fertilizer if the color starts to fade. You can use fertilizer from the supermarket or compost.
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