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Grapes Pearlette

Description Grapes Pearlette

California seedless table grape early ripening period, obtained in 1936 . The leaves are large, weakly dissected, glabrous . petiole often painted in bright pink . Flower hermaphrodite . The clusters are large, dense andvery dense . The berries are medium, slightly oval, white with a small amount of chlorophyll remaining after ripening . The skin is very thin, tough . The flesh is crisp, juicy, with a special aroma (light nutmeg) . Bushes vigorous . Maturing shoots good . Grade has poor resistance to frost, mildew . Portabilitygood. Recommended thin bunches after flowering to reduce the density of the cluster. Treatment gibberellins are not recommended due to the poor response to a grade . berries susceptible to cracking during maturation in rainy weather. For a better color clusters You can thin out the leaves around them during ripening . It is possibledamage botrytis grapes, if not carried out thinning bunches due to dense clusters . Grape Pearlette used for fresh consumption, drying and canning .

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Berry
Dimensions	average
Form	slightly oval
Color	white
Peel	very thin, durable
Flesh	crisp, juicy
Bunches
Density	dense and very dense
Size	large
Bush
Leaves	large, slightly lobed, glabrous
Flower	bisexual
Strength of growth	sil'noroslye
Description
Group	Seedless
Manufacturer	USA
Stability	weak against frost, mildew
Synonym	Perlet, Pearlette, California 1253 F 21
Maturation	early period
Crossing	Queen vineyards x Sultanina
Country of origin	USA
Grade affected	botrytis
Shoots
Aging shoots	good
The record sheet
Petiole	often painted in bright pink

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