I watched the tree digger digging out grape seedlings for a while. One hundred grape seedlings were dug up quickly, and then the tree digger drove to other places to dig out other saplings.

Lao Miao took Wu Fei to a place that had not been dug yet. The grape seedlings in the ground were only forty or fifty centimeters, and the deepest one was no more than two feet.

"The grape seedlings in this field are all two years old. After they were planted a year ago, they will be able to bear fruit next year. The field here is full of Kyoho grapes. The one you see below is late red.

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Lao Miao pointed at the seedling field and said to Wu Fei: "Boss Wu, you decide which one you want. I'll dig up the seedlings from that family later, and then I can dig them up for you."

"It's been going on for so long, but we haven't said yet how much a two-year-old Kyoho seedling costs. If I buy so many at one time, it should be cheaper for me, right?"

When he first came here, Wu Fei asked about the price of grape seedlings. At that time, he said that a two-year-old Kyoho seedling cost four yuan.

But at that time, Wu Fei didn’t know whether he could plant grapes years ago or how many he would have to plant, so he only asked about the price and didn’t make a counter-offer.

"Four yuan per plant, this price is already the lowest price. Just ask around, and there will never be a price lower than this. I also hope that you will come to buy seedlings from me next year. Don't worry, it won't happen."

Tell you a high price."

Hearing Wu Fei ask about the price, Lao Miao said repeatedly.

"Boss Miao won't give you a fixed price like this. If you buy more than a thousand at a time, why should you give me a discount? I will come to your house next year to buy a lot of fruit seedlings."

Based on the idea of ​​saving a little bit, Wu Fei said to Boss Miao.

"The price is already the lowest. It really can't be any less, but one hundred Kyoho seedlings will give you five late red ones."

There was nothing Wu Fei could do about the old seedlings that cost four yuan a plant. Speaking of which, four yuan for a two-year-old Kyoho seedling was already considered a bargain.

Those that are sold retailly in the market usually cost fifteen yuan a plant. You have to talk to the boss for a long time to reduce the price to ten yuan. The prerequisite is that you have to buy a few more plants. One plant and two plants, others are too lazy.

I'm bargaining with you. If I sell you a plant for ten yuan, the boss will think he overpriced it.

Hearing that Lao Miao promised to give away five late red seedlings from one hundred Jufeng seedlings, Wu Fei immediately agreed. Originally, he bargained the price with the thought of being optional, but who knew that Wu Fei actually cut out five seedlings?

Grape seedlings come out.

Although they are late red seedlings, if you buy 1,500 seedlings, you can get 75 late red seedlings as a gift, which can be worth more than 200 yuan.

Late red grapes are the most planted variety besides Kyoho grapes, and Wu Fei never ate less of them before.

Late red grapes, also known as Red Globe, Big Red Ball, and American grapes, were introduced to China from the United States in 1987 by Shenyang Agricultural University.

Late red grapes originating in the United States generally mature around the National Day. Their flesh is harder and crisper than Kyoho grapes, and they are more resistant to storage and transportation than Kyoho grapes. They can be stored until April or May of the following year.

Late red grapes bear fruit early and have good yields. The ears and grains are relatively bright, bright red in color, hard and crisp, and have a higher market price. They are especially popular among fruit growers and consumers.

In many places, late red grapes are the second largest variety after Kyoho. However, as the cultivation area continues to expand, the shortcomings of late red grapes have gradually emerged. The disease is severe and difficult to prevent and control. Technical requirements for growers

relatively high.

In fact, at the beginning, Wu Fei planned to divide the planting area of ​​Kyoho grapes and Wanhong grapes in half.

However, after understanding the shortcomings of late red grapes, Wu Fei decided to plant all Kyoho grapes for the time being. As for late red grapes, it would not be too late to plant them again when conditions are mature.

At this stage, Wu Fei still mainly plants things that are easy to take care of.

Kyoho wines all meet Wu Fei’s requirements. Kyoho grapes are a European and American hybrid variety originating from Japan.

It was introduced into China in 1959 and promoted on a large scale across the country, becoming the main variety planted by fruit farmers.

Kyoho grapes have strong adaptability, disease resistance, and cold resistance than most varieties. The fruit ears are large, and generally a bunch of grapes weighs about one pound. A single grape is relatively large, and forty grapes can weigh one pound.

In the south, it can mature in late August. When mature, it will be purple-black, with thick skin, lots of fruit powder, soft pulp, sweet taste and juicy fruit.

It also has the aroma of strawberry, and the skin, flesh and seeds of Kyoho grapes are particularly easy to separate, and the sugar content is also very high.

Wu Fei especially likes to eat Kyoho grapes. After buying them, he rinses them with water several times and pinches them gently, and the pulp is squeezed into his mouth. It can be said that they melt in your mouth. Every time Wu Fei buys two or three kilograms, he feels that it is not enough.

Another time, Wu Fei bought three or four kilograms of grapes and put them in the refrigerator for an hour. Wu Fei felt that if the grapes were refrigerated, they would taste much better than those without refrigeration, and they would also be much sweeter.

After finishing those grapes that day, I drank two bottles of cold beer with my friends. I didn’t eat a bite of food for most of the day.

I felt good when I ate, but my stomach started to rebel when I went to bed at night. That night, Wu Fei had diarrhea all night long, and in the end he felt like he couldn't stand still.

Grapes themselves have the effect of moisturizing the intestines, and Wu Fei drank beer after eating the grapes. In addition, the grapes and beer were still cold, which made his stomach full at once.

Fortunately, the young man has a good foundation. After he had a bowel movement, he just worked hard for a while and nothing else happened.

But from then on, Wu Fei didn't dare to buy too much grapes every time, and usually only bought a little more than a pound. If he bought too much, Wu Fei was afraid that he would finish them all at once.

Speaking of which, Wu Fei has become quite good at eating grapes over the years. He has always eaten grapes with one hand, grabbing a grape with one hand and pinching it gently with his fingers, and the flesh of the grape went into his mouth.

Wu Fei's favorite thing to eat is Kyoho grapes, because Kyoho grapes are the best to peel and are the most convenient to eat.

However, sometimes if Kyoho grapes are not available, late red grapes are also available, or grapes are also acceptable. Wu Fei will accept all comers and can put them all in his stomach.

However, Wu Fei was too lazy to peel the hard-skinned grapes and grapes. He usually put a little salt in the water after buying them, soaked them for ten minutes, and then rinsed them with water.

Just like this without peeling off the skins, one or two kilograms of grapes or grapes would have gone into Wu Fei's stomach in no time. Eating grapes without spitting out the grape skins was like Wu Fei eating grapes.

When I had a girlfriend before, when I saw Wu Fei eating grapes like this, I would always nag Wu Fei, and then if Wu Fei didn't listen, I would peel off the grape skins for Wu Fei.

However, Wu Fei has not enjoyed such benefits many times, because the days when Wu Fei has a girlfriend only occupy a small part of his life. Most of the time, Wu Fei is single.
Chapter completed!