I "noded" that is the best DAD joke ever!!!

Most people don't know that the MUSKIDINE grape LEAVES CAN BE USED in pickling for their tannins to keep you're pickles crisp, one leaf in the bottom of the jar when packing pickles keeps you're pickles from getting mushy.

This is the most informative video i have seen on muscadine grapes . Thanks for all the detail , and attention .

This is one of the best informative videos I have seen! Good job guys!! Also, Aubrey is ADORABLE! Squeeze the pulp and seed out, then let him try it. I bet he'll like it, especially a sweet bronze. I grew up with Scupadines grown by my grandmother and they were sweet and delicious. I am growing some in a pot and they are doing wonderfully.

I live in North Central Mississippi and have 7 varieties and 20 plants. Started making wine last year and jellies before. Haven't had great luck with the seedless varieties as far as consistent production. Growing is easy and production overall is terrific. Planning to start another row this year. One of the best comprehensive videos on Muscadines, that I have seen. Great job!

Very complete, comprehensive, and understandable throughout the video. Answered all the questions I had. Hope you don't mind a Mississippi State fan listening in!

@user-mm1ot5de7r

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We grew them in Hattiesburg MS too.

Howdy Professors! Excellent video and ya'll answered all of my questions! Thank you very much for sharing your muscadine knowledge and wisdom!

What a well done video! Thanks for posting this. I feel much more informed.

Manu people don't know that the MUSKIDINE grape LEAVES CAN BE USED in pickling for their tannins to keep you're pickles crisp, one leaf in the bottom of the jar when packing pickles keeps you're pickles from getting mushy.

Thanks for all the information. I'm trying to figure out what I want to grow in my garden. This video was alot of help.

Excellent vlog...I am trying to grow this variety in Jamaica for the table market...great information guys...Thank you!

VERY good informational video about muscadines, thanks guys i love learning more about my favorite fruit muscadine

thank you for all this info i made me some notes to follow

Excellent video, thanks

Great information guys, thank you

Super informative! Thank you 🙏🏽

Good video, very helpful, Thank you!

Gig’em Ags! Thanks for the very detailed video!

this is for folks just starting to plant vines i used 4x4x8 treated posts i have a 6 in elect augar about 30 in long i set my post 24in deep pour 10 lb bag redimix concretearound post wet let it set then i bore 1/4 inch hole at 4ft and 6ft so the wire will go straght thru to next post 20 ft away so you end up with 2 wires 4and 6 ft you can buy wire at a hardware store along with some small clamps these post need to run north and south no east and west to obtain best sun exposer vines need full sun plant vine at 10ft between post allow 2-3 yrs for vines to cover both wires always take lower leaves off between gd and 4ft wire they just sap energy train vine to grow north and south as they grow take a limb to 6ft wireif you need to fert. use 10-10-10 and or calsium nitrare (hardware store) good luck

@CheezNrice4u

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Hi Frank, so the vine should be planted in the center of the vine trellis?

very informative, thanks!

Love eating Carlos and noble. Just ordered 4 more varieties.

We will be adding to our operation. Looking forward to our first harvest. Hoping goats like the trimmings to add to their rotation. Guns Up

I have a 2.5acre, 4 year old, vineyard in southern Georgia. 80% Supreme & Fry. 20% Ison & Late Fry pollinators. Most local folk like them.

The grape seeds are actually quite good for you medicinally. There may be some kind of mustang hybrid in Elgin because the fruit are huge and sweet.

I love these grapes. I think I have only tasted the "supreme". They are delicious. The skins you can eat like an artichoke. Absolutely delicious.🙂👍💕

10/10 on the editing. Almost an It's Alive with Brad feel. Yas. More!

@SONLE-kr2yj

2 жыл бұрын

Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else wants to learn about grapes in containers try Grape grower folio (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my mate got cool results with it.

They are so good

Down in Hartsville South Carolina in the country where my grandma live at these grow on the side of the road

nice

I enjoyed these as a kid growing up in Alabama. I now live in Arlington, TX and was wondering if I could grow a supreme vine here.

i always wait till 2nd week sept for my scuppnongs gold very sweet then the last 2 weeks they really rippen and take on a pearl finish also change from firm to soft to the touch i dont summer prune my vines because those extra leaves affect the sugar content also have the black am saving seeds to germ. this spring

The mustang grapes in Elgin Texas are exquisite. Not sure why but they are amazing compared to other places.

I usually buy those when they are available at my local supermarket in NY. I had no idea they were muscadine. They are delicious!

@frankdavidson9675

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save those seeds they will sprout in spring time insmall containers with top soilwhen they get about inchs long plant in garden in sunny spot leave seeds in fridge till spring

@frankdavidson9675

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i left out length in prior comment add 15 inchs long tim to plant new vine

I can across a good compilation of videos that may help on Grape grower folio

I'm in Georgia and there everywhere

I live west of Fort Worth in Parker county. What is a good eating variety that will grow in my area?

Which muscadine would you recommend for intense taste for grape gelee? Like something really aromatic? Thanks and best wishes in advance 🤗😃 P.S.: I preferably need cold resistant varieties for cold weather climate 🙈❤️

When or what time of year do you prune them

I want to graft a Muscadine Grape with a Concord Grape and I need to know how and what time of the year!

Lots of good info, but no Q&A?

HELP! HELP! My muscadine leaves are turning brown I think I over water them last week due to the Heat here in EAST texas 105 degrees.. I live in kilgore TX..

Can you grow muscadines from seas that you got out of the muscades at the market

New to Texas bought some acres are there opportunities to get mature vines from your stock

I live in South Al and my soil is 7 in most of my yard. I've been composting for a few years and most I've been able to bring it up to is around 6.8. I have very sandy soil as well...almost too much sand as it gets dry quick. What would you suggest? I think I have a nesbitt Not sure though...It's in a pot right now and plan to put in ground in fall.

@frankdavidson9675

2 жыл бұрын

6.8 is a on the high side you need 5.5 to 6.5 best for muscadines

4:29 mark is helpful to see the comparison of all muscadine varietals!

Smart dude...

Can you make wine out of the Hall or Lane variety?

Como consigo el una. Planta de. Esas

Do I need a pollinator plant with my Darlene and Fry plants? And if so which variety should I get?

@SniperLogic

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Yes. Need pollinator. Late Fry & Ison are excellent pollinators.

I had a Conrade plant for three years black as water did not bloom then i put in the muscadine grape ripe after the first winter the male; she bloomed they are wild tiny and daddy kids, so i will wait to the winter. so, i will cut back the vine it makes the tough skin tender

How much water per vine and how frequently? Is the Fort Hood area too central vs East for muscadines? I'm from the Seattle area and hadn't heard of muscadines till I met my husband who is from North Carolina. I grew up eating Korean or Kyoho grapes, which taste similar to me. The Army has us here in Texas and we'd love to grow some for our kids. Will they fruit the first year planted or will they be yet another fruit tree/vine I leave behind for the next family to enjoy? Thank you for sharing this info!

@frankdavidson9675

3 жыл бұрын

it will take 2-3 years to bear fruit depend on howold vines are when bought you can buy vines from nursery older vines cost more need full sun 10-12 gal water week depending on type soil use 10-10-10 to fert. yellow leaves may need epsom salts (magnesium} to stay dark green

Man, i have that south east texas clay. Im 4 years into trying plants and trees.. its killing me. What DOES grow in heavy clay, that takes 2+ days to pass the drainage test

@frankdavidson9675

2 жыл бұрын

what you can do in a case like that dig a 2-3 ft pit dont have to be deep 12inch ok fill good topsoil muscadine roots are 6-8 inches deep plant your vine in the center of the pit people grow them in pots some times you only need 1 plant ( tween ) 2 post 25 ft apart set the vine 12 from post 3 ys it wii cover 2 wire 25 long the grow good every spring

@tylerbaryeshua

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My mangos do well. We have clay. Not sure how heavy yours are but could give it a try

They didn’t tell the viewers, byy it t muscadine are native to Louisiana, also. Most things found is Texas is also in Louisiana, including the persimmons.

He visto que la cultivan en la Amazonía Brasileña. Definitivamente con el clima tropical húmedo la Vitis vinifera no tendría nada que hacer

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Do muscadine grow in Las Vegas?🤔 Are you selling muscadine fruits & plants?🤔 Thanks!👍

Salut 🥰 vous pourriez m'envoyer des bouture de muscadine vers la Guadelouoe antilles?

Big Dark Purple Grapes almost black

These grapes look completely odd and different. Grapes usually have a natural dust on the surface and by cleaning that, grapes look semi-transparent. But these are just opaque just like olives or plum or sth.

Pak boleh kirimkan batang anggur nya ke indonesia atau biji nya aja juga boleh. Kalau biji nya bisa dikirim pake pos seperti surat biasa ya. Sy siap bayar pak. Makasih pak

Saya dari Indonesia bisakah saya beli cuttingnya. 😘.

i have a damn wall of mustangs growing all down the side of my fence line, im talkin vines as big around as my thigh, how the hell do you get rid of them, i chopped a lot of em last summer, and come to find out them suckers were holding up the trees surrounding my property, turned into a mess, and they still there, like a damn jungle i cant kill

@shroom6426

2 жыл бұрын

so like 200 feet down one side and 200 feet down another...HELP! lol

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one hidden value of muscadines is the medical value they have medical (stuff) very good for you even the hulls contain an anti ageing compound

Hello professors! I would like to ask if these Muscadine grapes can be purchased in Europe Hungary? The plant for growing not the fruit.