First time grape grower
jumpmaster82abn
9 years ago
A few years after planting a vine we finally have grapes coming in. They started growing but I just saw many of them starting to look like the picture. What is this and how can I fix it?
Thanks
DJF
PS- when do you know they are ready to Pick?
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