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Black grapes BRAZIL

Name: Brazilian Black Grape
Germination rate: > 97%
Germination time: 7 - 10 days
Fruiting time: 4-6 months after planting
Season: Planted all year round
Fast growth, high yield
Suitable for hot climate in the Philippines
Fruit grows directly from the tree trunk
Black skin, white flesh, sweet and aromatic
Eat fresh or used to make wine, jam, syrup.

Non-GMO F1 Seeds

🌱 High Germination Rate

🍈 Fast Harvest: Ready

☀️ Strong Adaptability

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92.786 Solds

296 Reviews

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Fruits Grow Directly on the Tree Trunk

The Brazilian Grape Tree has a unique feature where its fruits grow directly on the trunk and branches, creating an eye-catching and distinctive appearance that can attract attention in any garden.

Sweet and Refreshing Flavor

Easy to Grow and Maintain

Outstanding featuresThe Brazilian Grape Tree is easy to grow and doesn’t require complex care. As long as it has well-drained soil and enough sunlight, it can flourish, making it perfect for home gardens or small farms.

Outstanding advantages

The tree thrives in tropical and subtropical climates, making it an ideal choice for the Philippines. It can grow well and bear fruit year-round with proper care.

Tips for effective harvesting

The fruit turns dark purple or black when fully ripe. To ensure the best sweetness and flavor, it’s important to harvest the fruit when it’s fully matured. Avoid leaving the fruit too long on the tree as it can affect its quality and taste.

🌱How to plant seeds

Step 1: Seed Treatment

- Soak the seeds in warm water for about 24 hours to promote germination
- Prepare loose, well-draining, nutrient-rich soil (mix garden soil + rice husk ash + worm castings if available)

Step 2: Plant the Seeds

- Fill a small pot or seed tray with well-drained soil, preferably a mix of compost and sand for better drainage.
- Plant the seeds about 1-2 cm deep into the soil, making sure to space them out to allow for growth.
- Water the soil gently but thoroughly, ensuring it is evenly moist but not soggy.

Step 3: Sow the Seeds and Early Care

- Place the pot in a warm, sunny location to promote germination. The temperature should be between 25-30°C (68-86°F).
- Keep the soil consistently moist but avoid overwatering. Ensure the soil drains well to prevent root rot.
- Once the seedlings sprout, allow them to grow in the pot until they are large enough to be transplanted into a larger container or directly into the ground.

Step 4: Caring for Mature Plants

Brazilian grapes turn dark purple or black when ripe.
Pick when fully ripe for the best flavor. The fruit grows directly on the stem, so you can pick it by hand or cut it with scissors.
If you don't eat it right away, you can make jam, wine, or store it in the refrigerator for later use.

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CUSTOMER FEEDBACK

2,408 Reviews

4.8 out of 5

5 star

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4 star

12%

3 star

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Joseph Cruz

Totally happy with this! The wait was worth it — seeing the results made me smile

1 hour ago

47 Like

Givera Gonzales

20 minutes ago

18 Like

Yes, I see a lot of seeds germinating after a week of sowing. I monitor daily.

Erwin Aquino

very easy to grow, grows very fast, even though I water very little

47 minutes ago

21 Like

6 hours ago

38 Like

Nenita Dela Cruz

Overall, the seeds are of good quality. None were damaged, and delivery was fast! The shop even included a bag of fertilizer as a gift – wonderful!

Angelica Perez

After many days of waiting, my grapevine has borne fruit. Look at these big and beautiful fruits. I am so happy.

17 hours ago

24 Like

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quality

We offer 12 months warranty and 7 days replacements factory defective products.

WARRANTY & REPLACEMENT POLICY

We offer COD (Cash on delivery) as our ONLY and safest payment method

PAYMENT POLICY

Lightning fast delivery (3-5 days)
🎖 Free shipping all over the Philippines

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Address: Benavidez st, Binondo, Manila, Philipinet

Hotline: + 63973094572 - + 63973084675

Email: admin@zukamart.online

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BLACKGRAPESEEDBRAZIL

BLACKGRAPESEEDBRAZIL

Black grapes BRAZIL

Non-GMO F1 Seeds

SALE OFF

60

%

92.786 Solds

296 Reviews

4.9

Super discount only today

DISCOUNT

TODAY ONLY

%

60

Old price ₱210

OFF

Fruits Grow Directly on the Tree Trunk

The Brazilian Grape Tree has a unique feature where its fruits grow directly on the trunk and branches, creating an eye-catching and distinctive appearance that can attract attention in any garden.

Sweet and Refreshing Flavor

Easy to Grow and Maintain

Outstanding featuresThe Brazilian Grape Tree is easy to grow and doesn’t require complex care. As long as it has well-drained soil and enough sunlight, it can flourish, making it perfect for home gardens or small farms.

Outstanding advantages

The tree thrives in tropical and subtropical climates, making it an ideal choice for the Philippines. It can grow well and bear fruit year-round with proper care.

Tips for effective harvesting

The fruit turns dark purple or black when fully ripe. To ensure the best sweetness and flavor, it’s important to harvest the fruit when it’s fully matured. Avoid leaving the fruit too long on the tree as it can affect its quality and taste.

🌱How to plant seeds

Step 1: Seed Treatment

- Soak the seeds in warm water for about 24 hours to promote germination - Prepare loose, well-draining, nutrient-rich soil (mix garden soil + rice husk ash + worm castings if available)

Step 2: Plant the Seeds

- Fill a small pot or seed tray with well-drained soil, preferably a mix of compost and sand for better drainage. - Plant the seeds about 1-2 cm deep into the soil, making sure to space them out to allow for growth. - Water the soil gently but thoroughly, ensuring it is evenly moist but not soggy.

Step 3: Sow the Seeds and Early Care

Step 4: Caring for Mature Plants

Brazilian grapes turn dark purple or black when ripe. Pick when fully ripe for the best flavor. The fruit grows directly on the stem, so you can pick it by hand or cut it with scissors. If you don't eat it right away, you can make jam, wine, or store it in the refrigerator for later use.

₱143

/ Pack

Special price

₱85

PROMOTION PERIOD REMAINING:

:

:

:

Day

Hour

Minute

Second

today!

*You must fill in the detailed address (House number + Street + Village + Other..., barangay, city, province. So we can deliver it to you)

CUSTOMER FEEDBACK

2,408 Reviews

4.8 out of 5

5 star

82%

4 star

12%

3 star

4%

2 star

2%

1 star

0%

Joseph Cruz

1 hour ago

47 Like

Givera Gonzales

20 minutes ago

18 Like

Erwin Aquino

47 minutes ago

21 Like

6 hours ago

38 Like

Nenita Dela Cruz

Angelica Perez

17 hours ago

24 Like

CUSTOMER SERVICE

- Soak the seeds in warm water for about 24 hours to promote germination
- Prepare loose, well-draining, nutrient-rich soil (mix garden soil + rice husk ash + worm castings if available)

- Fill a small pot or seed tray with well-drained soil, preferably a mix of compost and sand for better drainage.
- Plant the seeds about 1-2 cm deep into the soil, making sure to space them out to allow for growth.
- Water the soil gently but thoroughly, ensuring it is evenly moist but not soggy.

Brazilian grapes turn dark purple or black when ripe.
Pick when fully ripe for the best flavor. The fruit grows directly on the stem, so you can pick it by hand or cut it with scissors.
If you don't eat it right away, you can make jam, wine, or store it in the refrigerator for later use.