Can grapes be planted in autumn? Can grapes be planted in autumn?

1. Grape trees can be transplanted in autumn, and the temperature changes slightly in autumn, so there is no need to go through the slow seedling stage, so the transplanting time is more abundant, and the evaporation of water in air and soil is slower, which can reduce the loss of water and improve the survival rate of plants.

2. During the daily maintenance of vines, they need to be provided with scattered light for 5-6 hours every day. In spring and late autumn, it can provide scattered light for vines all day, and in winter, it is best to provide direct light for vines all day to help plants spend the winter.

3. During the daily maintenance of the vines, water them every 5-7 days to keep the soil moist. When the air is hot, it is necessary to spray water mist around vines to increase the humidity in the air and prevent the branches and leaves of plants from wilting.

4. In early winter, you can cut off the extra branches of the vine, leaving only two buds on each side branch to reduce nutrient loss and help plants survive the winter safely. Don't worry about the lack of branches on the vine, because the flower buds left behind can also make the plants thrive.