Enchantment

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Enchantment
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Ship Time

Scheduled to ship in Spring 2025

Hardiness Zone

Compatible with 7 - 8 - 9 - 10 Learn More

Pollination

Self Learn More
Details
Enchantment, (A-2467) - [PP30,513] formerly known only as A2467, is a red wine grape producing a nice dry, robust red. This medium-vigor vine has a very intense color that can be used in blending for pigmentation or as it's own varietal. Enchantment has shown consistent cropping and has proven to reach optimal pH and titratable acidity in areas with hot weather. *Propagation of this variety is prohibited by law*  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7iukIV4C68
USDA Hardiness Zones
  • Hardiness Zone 7
  • Hardiness Zone 8
  • Wine
  • Hybrid Varieties

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Disease Susceptibility

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Black Rot

Unknown

Downy Mildew

Unknown

Powdery Mildew

Unknown

Botryitis

Unknown

Susceptibility Meanings

Highly susceptible: Prone to disease and requires intensive management.

Moderate susceptible: May develop disease but manageable with regular care.

Slightly susceptible: Naturally resistant with minimal risk, needing basic care.

Other Growing Information

Grape Color

Blue, Black

Primary Use

Wine

Wine Color

Red

Variety Origin

Unknown

Parents

Unknown

Pseudonym (Tested As)

Not Applicable

Year Released

Unknown

Harvest Season

Unknown

Sulfur Sensitivity

Unknown

Vine Vigor

Medium Vigor

Growth Habit

Unknown

Suggested Distance Between Vines

6 ft - 7 ft - 8 ft

Bud Break

Data Unavailable

Pickability

Good

Mature Height

15-20 feet

Berry Pollination

Self

Berry Color

N/A

Royalty

No

Vigor

High Vigor

Hops Beer Style

Ale

Hops Uses

Aroma

Willow Uses

Biomass