Mix Witch Finger Grape Seeds - 50 Non-GMO Sweet Fruit Climber Vine Seeds
$ 9.57
Description
Chili Pepper, Witch Finger, Tear Drops, whatever you want to these fascinating grapes, they all have the same characteristics. They have an extended elongated shape that resembles the look of a chili pepper hanging off of a vine. The skins are thin with a dark purple hue and translucent flesh. These grapes are seedless and were specifically bred to be the perfect table grapes, so great for grabbing a few for snacking. They grow in looser bunches on their vines and are harvestable anywhere between June to August. Witch Finger grapes have a sweet flavor with a very little tartness from the tannins found within the skins. The sweetness is because this variety has to fully mature on the vine before being harvested. These grapes have a slight snap when you bite into them, and some have noted it is similar to biting into a fresh plum. Hardiness zone.7-9 Grow.Sow the seeds every 1 1/2-inch and keep them under a grow light for 16 hours a day. Keep the seed-starting mix damp, but not soggy. Seeds should sprout in about two weeks, although some can take two months or more to germinate. When the seedlings have two sets of leaves, transplant them into 4-inch pots. Taste.Witch Finger grapes have a sweet flavor with a very little tartness from the tannins found within the skins. Use.These grapes are fantastic additions to charcuterie boards and go well with many different kinds of cheese and dried meats. Self-seeding.Grow from seed and enjoy growing with your family
These unique witch finger grapes are a must-try! Their elongated, pepper-like shape and deep purple color make them stand out. The thin skin and sweet, seedless flesh make them perfect for snacking straight off the vine. They grow in loose clusters, ripening from June to August, and their juicy, translucent flesh is incredibly refreshing. A fun and delicious addition to any garden or fruit bowl!