Jupiter seedless

Kishmish Jupiter (Jupiter) – seedless grape variety, early ripening. Bred at the University of Arkansas, USA in 1998 and is a hybrid of complex interspecific origin, including Vitis labrusca. The type of flowers is bisexual. Clusters cylindrical-conical in shape, medium density, weighing 300-500 gr. larger on powerful bushes. Berries are oval in shape with a pointed tip, dark purple or blue in color, average weight 4-5 g. Seedless class – 2. The pulp is fleshy-juicy, not flaky, the skin is firm, but edible. The taste is pleasant with fruit tones and a light nutmeg aroma. The berries are resistant to cracking. The crop can be stored on the bushes for a long time after ripening.

The ripening of annual shoots is good. The bushes are fruitful. The variety can bear fruit with short pruning. To increase the yield of bushes and obtain larger marketable bunches, it is better to grow the variety on powerful arbors, arched formations with a reserve of old wood. For better pollination of inflorescences, it is recommended to pinch the shoots a few days before flowering. Resistance to the main fungal diseases increases by 2.5-3.0 points. Frost resistance down to -25C is declared. In the southern regions of Russia and Ukraine, the variety is successfully grown without shelter for the winter. Grapes are suitable for fresh consumption, drying