Do grapes flower

Answer 1

>___I am not sure about all grape bearing vines, but wine grape (vitis

vinefera)

vines flower during these times:__Not wine "gape". Just

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I am not sure about all grape bearing vines but, wine gape (vitis

vinifera)

vines flower during these times:

• May to June (in the Northern hemisphere)
• November to December (in the Southern Hemisphere)

The embryo bunches (they look like tiny green hard berries) break and form into flowers after the 15th or 16th leaf has formed on the vine. The time period when this would occur is normally about eight weeks after bud break with the aid of adequate pollination and fertilization.
It is crucial that the weather during this time is dry and a lack of frost. Rain and frost will destroy the delicate tiny flowers. If the flowers are destroyed then the vine will not produce grapes.
A temperature of a daily average of at minimum of 59 degrees F is also critical, where a temperature of 68-78 degrees F is ideal. These temperatures are needed to allow the vine to flower. The flowers that bloom on vitis

vinefera

vines are not big but they are noticeable

Answer 2

I have grown up in a grape growing region and have never seen a flower on a grape vine. The "baby" grapes are small nubs on the vine, but don't flower. If you have a vine with a flower it isn't grape.

Answer 3

yes they do each can be different male female and a perfect flower which is used to polinate or cross breed to different vines hope this answers your question

Answer 4

After the flower is pollinated, the fruit grows. If the fruit has seeds, then a plant may result. Most grapes for wine have a root of one type of plant and then the other is grafted onto it.

Answer 5

its obvious