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iNaturalist said in the grape vine family which feels wild to me, if it is then having wild grapes growing around was not what I was expecting.

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[-] unphazed@lemmy.world 1 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

Not an expert but I started grapes this year. Looks like a bigger version if mine. Build a trellis and start training it. Next year trim a little with 2 to 4 main stems off the trunk. Third year start eating grapes. Fourth take cuttings and start another plant. Repeat. More grapes. Eat grapes off first plant for about 10 years, have 5 more plants in that time. Eat more. Plant more. Start making wine. Get drunk, eat more grapes. Die of liver infection. Maybe don't go too far.

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