Queen Nina Grape(Cutting/Plant)

Queen Nina's grape flavor is sweet in nature, featuring a blend of fragrances such as strawberry, milk, and red wine. The fruit flesh is tender and juicy, with a sugar content of up to 22%-23%. It is highly sweet without any astringent taste. 

Plant characteristics
Young shoots: Light yellowish-green. 
Leaves: The young leaves are light green in color, with no hairs on the underside. The leaves are single and alternate, palmately 3-lobed, and of medium thickness. 
Branches: The mature branches of several years old are brownish in color, with internode lengths ranging from 10.5 to 15.5 centimeters. 
Growth habit: The germination ability is average, while the flowering ability is strong. It can only perform at its best when cultivated without seeds. 

Fruit characteristics
Appearance: The fruit clusters are conical in shape, with an average weight of 880g per cluster and a single fruit weight of 21.6g. The fruit is round, bright red (becoming ruby red when fully ripe). 
Taste: The meat is firm and can be sliced, with high sweetness and juicy texture. It also has complex aromas such as floral and wine scents. 

Storage properties: Highly resistant to storage, with a harvest period of up to 2 months.