Aleshenkin grapes

Aleshenkin grapes
The main characteristics of the variety:
  • Authors: P.E. Tsekhmistrenko (Volgograd Experimental Station)
  • Appointment: dining room
  • Berry color: amber with white bloom
  • Taste: harmonious
  • With bones: Yes
  • Ripening period: very early
  • Ripening period, days: 110-118
  • Frost resistance, ° C: -26
  • Name synonyms: Alyosha, Aleshin, Aleshenkin's gift, №328
  • Bunch weight, g: 500
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A grape variety called Aleshenkin has been cultivated in Russia for several years. Due to its expressive taste, it has become widespread and popular.

Breeding history

The table grape variety was developed in 1956. Its creator was the Russian academician Pyotr Efimovich Tsekhmistrenko (Volgograd experimental station). The grape was obtained by crossing Madeleine Angevin grape flowers with pollen from other table species. The name of the variety was the name of his beloved grandson, synonyms: Alyosha, Aleshin, Aleshenkin's gift. And also this variety was assigned the number №328.

Geography of distribution

Culture feels great in the southern latitudes. And also it is cultivated in regions with temperate climates. With proper care, you can get a good harvest in the Moscow region.

Description

The foliage color is standard, deep green. The color of the berries is matte golden. Despite the fact that the variety is considered a table variety and grows remarkably in warm weather conditions, it adapts perfectly to cool climates. Proper care leads to the laying of fruit buds, and the fruits ripen early. And also there are no problems with pollination.

Ripening period

The grapes are very early. The process from the moment the young buds are laid to the full ripening of the berries takes from 110 to 118 days. This period directly depends on the region of cultivation, weather conditions and care.

Bunches

The bunches are conical in shape. The density index is average. The average weight of a huge bunch is about 500 grams.

Berries

Ripe berries can be identified by their amber color with a thin, light bloom. Inside the seeds are medium in size (1-2 pieces). The sugar content is 200 grams per dm³. The acidity level ranges from 3 to 5 g / dm³. The skin is firm and thin. With proper cultivation, the pulp becomes fleshy, moderately dense and crispy. The shape is oval (in some sources, weakly oval). The average weight of one berry is 4.5 grams.

Taste

The fruits have a delicate and harmonious taste. And also there is a slight aftertaste of nutmeg. The tasters rated the variety at 8.8 points with a maximum of 10. This rating is considered high.

Yield

The Aleshenkin variety was marked as high-yielding. From one medium-sized bush, you can collect from 8 to 10 kilograms of fruit. The berries have high transportable qualities.

The choice of planting material
Experienced gardeners recommend that beginners take cuttings and seedlings from those who made them from their vines and are professionally engaged in the production of such material.
You can evaluate the quality by cutting off a small amount of bark. When growing a bush from a cuttings and observing the rules of agricultural technology, survival rate is about 90%, the high quality of the plant is practically guaranteed. It is possible to control the development of grapes at all stages.
Subject to the rules of agricultural technology, survival rate is about 100%. The seedlings must be healthy. Pay attention to the absence of blisters, growths, or other signs of disease.

Growing features

This type of fruit crop is considered unpretentious, which is why it can be grown in regions with different climatic conditions. And also this variety is suitable for novice gardeners who have no experience in growing such crops.

Landing

Experts advise growing fruit bushes in the spring. Immediately after the soil warms up to +10 degrees Celsius.In this case, the air temperature will fluctuate from +18 to +20 degrees Celsius. Such weather conditions occur at different times of the year, depending on the region of growth. In southern latitudes, the necessary weather conditions begin at the end of April. In the north, this is the middle or end of the last spring month.

Note: the quality of the seedlings is of great importance in fruiting. Assess it carefully before boarding. The trunk should be brown and the cut should be light. The foliage should be even and smooth, without flaws. Various defects, such as growths, can indicate the presence of disease.

Landing features
In order for the vine to give a signal harvest after 3 years, it is necessary to take into account many factors - from the type of soil on the site to the nearby plants.

Pollination

The type of flower is bisexual, therefore one of the main features of this variety is self-pollination.

Pruning

The optimal load per bush is from 35 to 40 buds. To maintain such an indicator, formative pruning is performed in the spring. The overgrown buds are shortened by 3-9 eyes. This procedure will help to achieve high yields. The plant will spend energy and useful elements not on the vine, but on the fruits.

And you also need to periodically remove excess inflorescences. In order for the berries to ripen at the same time, you need to maintain the optimal number of inflorescences. One inflorescence per shoot. Many gardeners remove flowers from the bottom with scissors.

With the arrival of summer, excess foliage is cut off around the brushes. They block the sunlight that berries need during ripening. Dry branches and leaves are removed in early March. They will negatively affect the development of the bush, taking away important nutrients.

Bushes of this variety need to be renewed approximately every 5-6 years. Gardeners advise to leave only 9 eyes on the strongest and youngest shoot with the onset of spring. As soon as a new sleeve is formed, the old one must be cut off entirely, to the very stump. A fresh cut must be processed with a special garden varnish.

Pruning is one of the main grape care procedures. Depending on the purpose of pruning and the type of plant, the appropriate type of formation is selected.

Watering

A young bush needs to be watered every week for a month. 20 liters of water at room or warm temperature are poured under one bush. The frequency of watering decreases in the next month - the same amount of water is used every 14 days. With the arrival of the third month (as in the following months), the grapes are watered only once a month.

The frequency and abundance of irrigation depends on weather conditions and is no different from such a procedure for other varieties.

Irrigation schemes
In order for the berries to be large and juicy, it is necessary to organize full watering and feeding. All standards must be adjusted for weather conditions and the rate of evaporation of the liquid.
With a frequent watering scheme, it is recommended to moisturize once every two weeks (that is, twice a month during flowering and the appearance of berries) so that the earth is saturated 50 cm deep so that the plant does not switch to superficial (dew) roots. This amount can be reduced by mulching the crop with straw.
With a rare irrigation scheme, choosing the age and maturation of the grapes, you can use the standards presented in the table in another article.

Top dressing

Experienced gardeners recommend combining irrigation with top dressing. In order for the green mass of Aleshenkin grapes to develop actively, nitrogen must be added to the soil during spring watering: 40 grams of urea is used per 10 liters of water. The resulting composition is spent on one bush. Another option to fertilize the crop with organic means is to mix 100 grams of chicken manure with 10 liters of water.

And also the variety will be useful for feeding before the flowering of grapes. You can prepare a solution of 20 grams of superphosphate and 5 grams of potassium salt.Then 5 kilograms of compost is added under one bush. As soon as the harvest is harvested, a portion of potassium salt is added to the soil - 5 grams of this product and 40 grams of dolomite flour are used per bush.

Frost resistance and the need for shelter

The variety is highly frost-resistant - up to 26 degrees below zero. It is advisable to cover grapes in the Orenburg region and in the surrounding regions with the arrival of winter. They remove the protective cover only after the frost has completely receded.

Shelter for the winter is a very important step for the preservation of many grape varieties after wintering.

Diseases and pests

The variety is prone to fungal infections. And also the plant is afraid of ticks and leaf rollers. To harvest a bountiful harvest, you need to process the plant twice a year - June and July. The following drugs are used: Fufanon, Topaz, Horus. And you also need to process the vine with a Bordeaux liquid solution. Do this 3 times per season.

Storage

Ripe fruits of Aleshenkin grapes cannot be stored for a long time. The fruits will retain their appearance and taste if they are kept in the refrigerator for a maximum of one month.

General characteristics
Authors
P.E. Tsekhmistrenko (Volgograd Experimental Station)
Appeared when crossing
Madeleine Angevin x Table Varieties Pollen Mix
Name synonyms
Alyosha, Aleshin, Aleshenkin's gift, №328
Appointment
dining room
Hybrid
No
Yield
8-10 kg per bush
Yield
high-yielding
Transportability
Yes
Bunches
Bunch shape
conical
Density of the bunch
medium density
Bunch weight, g
500
Berries
Berry color
amber with white bloom
With bones
Yes
Number of seeds, pcs.
1-2
Taste
harmonious
Sugar, g / dm³
200
Acidity, g / dm³
3-5
Skin
thin
Pulp
crispy, fleshy
Berry shape
oval
Berry shape
weakly oval
Berry weight, g
4,5
Berry size
average
Tasting assessment, points
8,8
Growing
Frost resistance, ° C
-26
Flower type
bisexual
The power of growth
vigorous
The number of inflorescences on the shoot
2
Pruning vines, eyes
long - by 8-10, medium - by 5-6
The need for normalization
Yes
The need for shelter
Yes
Resistance to fungal diseases
4
Maturation
Ripening period, days
110-118
The sum of active temperatures from the beginning of budding to technological maturity, ° C
2000
Ripening period
very early
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