Grapes, Mildew and Sulphur
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Grapes, Mildew and Sulphur
Might I ask if anyone knows what the blue powder that the Spanish liberally dust their tomatoes and grape vines with at this time of year is called, and is it for the dreaded Mildew ?
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Try a Moscatel. We have a variety of grape vines and all do very well each year.
I have tried (unsuccessfully) to find a supplier here in Spain of seedless grape vines. You can get them mail order from the UK but obviously they wouldn't travel too well at this time of year! If anyone has seen seedless vines for sale anywhere in Andalucia please let me know where. Of course the Spanish quite rightly eat the pips as well as they are beneficial to your health - an aquired taste methinks.
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I have tried (unsuccessfully) to find a supplier here in Spain of seedless grape vines. You can get them mail order from the UK but obviously they wouldn't travel too well at this time of year! If anyone has seen seedless vines for sale anywhere in Andalucia please let me know where. Of course the Spanish quite rightly eat the pips as well as they are beneficial to your health - an aquired taste methinks.
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seedless grapes
we have bought a grape vine which we are told is for seedless black grapes...........we shall see , from a garden centre just outside Hinojos
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It is in a 1kg blue box and it is called "COBRE KEY DOBLE". It contains soluble copper combined with a fungicide called "MANCOZEB".country boy wrote:Has it got a Brand Name Sid please?El Cid wrote:[The blue stuff referred to in an earlier post is not sulphur, it is a copper fungicide which is soluble and can be sprayed.Sid
It is especially recommended for spraying fruit trees and roses before they start shooting. It can also be watered in around the plants as it is systemic and absorbed by the plants.
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