Agent 131711 explains it very well in his previous post where he experimented with leaving apparently perfect fruit in his garden that not even the ants wanted to eat. Here in Spain we have a climate that favours the cultivation of vines (we mainly export wine) and yet the only black grapes you can buy in the supermarket are huge in size…
Agent 131711 explains it very well in his previous post where he experimented with leaving apparently perfect fruit in his garden that not even the ants wanted to eat. Here in Spain we have a climate that favours the cultivation of vines (we mainly export wine) and yet the only black grapes you can buy in the supermarket are huge in size, have no seeds and come from Peru. They last a very long time without wrinkling and are all exactly the same without the slightest imperfection. I don't know if they are grafted or artificial, but if there is one thing we have plenty of in Spain, it is cheap national grapes of excellent quality.
Agent 131711 explains it very well in his previous post where he experimented with leaving apparently perfect fruit in his garden that not even the ants wanted to eat. Here in Spain we have a climate that favours the cultivation of vines (we mainly export wine) and yet the only black grapes you can buy in the supermarket are huge in size, have no seeds and come from Peru. They last a very long time without wrinkling and are all exactly the same without the slightest imperfection. I don't know if they are grafted or artificial, but if there is one thing we have plenty of in Spain, it is cheap national grapes of excellent quality.