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PENGINGAT KEMBALI UNTUK 2026‼️ RAHASIA MENANAM & MERAWAT POHON ANGGUR DARI BIBIT SAMPAI BERBUAH

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Lifestyle

Summary of Grapes Growing Routine (Auto-caption Notes)

The speaker (“Uncle/Om Rodi”, a hobbyist) shares a full routine for growing grapes (a variant name like “Gospi/Gossip” is mentioned). The emphasis is that grape results depend on multiple factors—not fertilizer alone.

Crop Performance & Timing

  • Ripening was uneven, so some grapes tasted slightly sour while others were sweeter.
  • Estimated time to good taste (ripening → sweetness): about 10 days to 2 weeks.
  • Planting/age timeline (captions referenced):
    • Planted around 27 March
    • Pruning actions discussed around the 8th month (with dates like 3rd and 13th mentioned)
    • From pruning, it may take about ~90 days to reach clusters that are sweet/ready (as described)

Soil / Container Setup (Media + Fermentation)

  • They use a large pot (~300 L), but only fill about half with media (~150 L media used).

Media ingredients (mixed)

Approximate proportions mentioned:

  • 1 part red soil
  • 3 parts burnt husk
  • 3 parts raw husk
  • ~1 part sand (caption unclear: “sand 1/at”)
  • Goat dung / poek: about ½ part to ~1 part of soil (caption unclear)
  • Dolomite / capol for pH adjustment (dolomite mentioned repeatedly)
  • Chopped banana stems/leaves added

Fermenting the media

  • Media is fermented first.
  • Goat cake/manure is already rotted, so fermentation may be ready in about:
    • 1–2 weeks (“won’t take long” idea)

Water + Fertilizer Routine (Including NPK Timing)

NPK feeding schedule

  • After planting seeds, NPK is applied about once every 2 weeks.
  • Initial NPK concentration referenced: 16-16 (caption looks like “1616”).

Dosage method (for the large pot / water volume):

  • 1 tablespoon NPK per ~6 liters of water (early stage)
  • Frequency can vary:
    • at least once every 3 weeks
    • latest could be once a month
  • They sometimes slow frequency to save fertilizer because they have many plants.

Organic boosters / supplements

  • POC rice water + molasses (used after “E4” is mentioned in captions)
  • If rice is unfinished/left over:
    • ferment leftover rice to grow Trichoderma fungus
    • sometimes mix into fertilizing routines
  • Rice washing water:
    • about once a month
    • at the latest once every 1.5 months

Leaf spray fertilizer

  • Leaf spray product mentioned: “Gasil D / double seal” (as written in captions)
  • Spray frequency:
    • once every 2 weeks / 3 weeks / or 1 month
  • Micro-nutrients:
    • Boron (“karate boron” mentioned)
    • Manohara used to help complete micro-elements (“micro H elements” in caption)
    • After POC, they say they don’t add many other micro-fertilizers.

Humic acid (soil humus)

  • Added to help root absorption:
    • once a month / every 2–3 weeks
    • latest suggested: once every 2 months

Growth stimulants (“body stimulants”)

  • Can use Atonik or Bigas.
  • Caution:
    • don’t overdose
  • Timing suggested:
    • earliest: at least once a week
    • otherwise: up to once every 3 weeks / once a month

Pruning + Training Structure

Managing new shoots after pruning

  • After pruning, water shoots/suckers may appear.
  • Strategy:
    • remove/discard most water shoots
    • keep about 2 ends (caption implies leaving two)
    • later control leaves on retained shoots
    • keep roughly 2–3 leaves on retained shoots as growth continues

Controlling vertical growth (why they don’t over-clean)

  • If shoots are removed too aggressively:
    • it may push growth upward faster
    • but stem enlargement may be lacking
  • Goal: a “middle ground”
    • not too early / not too much removal
    • but also not letting shoots grow uncontrolled long-term

Trellis geometry / structure

  • Target reach: about 1.5 to 2 m
  • Shape described: “shrimp claw model” (not fully straight; one direction plus side direction)
  • Stop height after leveling:
    • estimated max around 1.10 m to 1.20 m

Brown transition before switching fertilizer

  • After leveling, wait until the stem turns brown.
  • Estimated stem age when browning begins:
    • about ~5 months (possibly 5–5.5 months, up to 6 months in healthy conditions)
  • Then they begin the next fertilizing phase.

Fruit / Cluster Management

Thinning fruit

  • When berries start developing, they thin to avoid overload.
  • Mentioned guideline:
    • leave roughly “one leaf maximum / 3 leaves” (caption unclear, but tied to fruiting control)
  • If there are “fats” (caption suggests “fats/lots”):
    • it indicates fruits are filling nutrients

Flower cluster counting & removal

  • First flower cluster count: around 70 clusters
  • They remove about 10 bunches, leaving ~60
  • Later, after some picking:
    • remaining may be ~35–40 clusters
  • They also discard small/misshapen clusters.

Uneven berry size / ripening (opinion)

  • Not only nutrition/fertilizer; also:
    • pruning effects
    • sunlight distribution
    • timing/behavior of variants (early-maturing variants grow thickly)
    • berries don’t all get perfectly even conditions, so ripening can be uneven

Pest & Disease Prevention (Rotation + Timing)

They state they don’t spray everything all the time and rotate/alternate.

Insecticide schedule

  • Products clearly mentioned:
    • Apidor
    • Kurakron
    • (Older products like “Deis” mentioned but not used anymore, per caption)
  • Frequency:
    • about every 2–3 weeks or once a month
  • During flowering:
    • spray insecticide once while inflorescences are still in flower
    • after that, they stop
  • Key “grace period”:
    • from near blooming to end of blooming: about 2 weeks
    • during bloom, they avoid spraying except for normal flushing/watering
  • Extra caution:
    • after rain (fungal risk implied), they suggest spraying insects again at least once after flowering ends

Fungicide rotation

  • Products mentioned (rotated):
    • Nativo
    • Pemulus
    • Nordok
  • Total referenced: 4 (but not all always used)

Fertilizer Transition Phases (Before vs After Harvest/Size Stage)

Mid-to-late growth: MKP + SOP

  • Fertilizers: MKP + SOP
  • Dosage:
    • 4 grams per liter of water
    • split: MKP 2 g + SOP 2 g
  • Mixing reference:
    • mixture per week for roughly 8–10 L water
  • Frequency:
    • applied once per week
  • Rotation note:
    • one week MKP+SOP
    • next week may be empty/different
    • then Manohara again
    • they estimate MKP about ~2 times per month in one captioned note

Berry enlargement & sweetness phase

  • They switch back toward NPK 16-16 around key stages.
  • Goal:
    • more phosphate + potassium for:
      • fruit enlargement
      • sweetness
  • Last fertilizer timing mentioned:
    • as short as ~3 weeks before harvest
    • also mention fertilizing again around 1 month
    • and a last week fertilizer (NPK+SOP referenced)

Watering rules

  • During flowering / early fruit set:
    • avoid dehydration
    • don’t overwater before berries set (can cause flower drop)
  • After berries form:
    • give more steady water
    • don’t let it dry out
  • Media note:
    • loose/porous media helps reduce “muddy” stress

Notable People, Locations, and Products Mentioned

Speaker / role

  • Uncle Rodi / Om Rodi: hobby grower (not presented as an official expert)

Products / inputs

  • NPK 16-16
  • MKP
  • SOP
  • Manohara (micro nutrient)
  • POC rice water + molasses
  • Trichoderma (from fermented rice/manure)
  • Humic acid
  • Atonik / Bigas (growth stimulants)
  • Dolomite (pH adjustment)
  • Insecticides: Apidor, Kurakron
  • Fungicides: Nativo, Pemulus, Nordok

Variant / place references

  • “Gospi/Gossip” variant mentioned
  • No specific geographic location named in the subtitles; mostly general references to the growing setup.

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