Kesha Table Grape Vine

Early ripening white table grape variety with large bunches and large berries, with high fertility and increased resistance to diseases and frost. The bunches tolerate transportation well. It enters fruiting early. Like many other table varieties, Kesha also bears fruit best on growth forms with a large supply of old wood. Kesa stands in the shade of its partner variety Talisman. Compared to Talisman, it is less resistant to diseases, has slightly smaller clusters, but is significantly tastier, sweeter, earlier and does not have a female type of flower than Talisman.

Parent varieties: Frumoasa Alba x Vostorg
Flowers: bisexual
Ripening time: early, 118 - 125 days, at a sum of active temperatures of 2450 - 2550°C, ripens in the third decade of August
Shoots: strongly growing, ripens early and very good
Clusters: 600 - 900 g, cylindrical-conical to conical, sometimes shapeless, medium dense
Berries: 10 - 12 g, 32 x 25 mm, oval, contains 1-3 seeds
Berry color: light green to light yellow
Taste: harmonious, pleasantly sweet
Sugar content: high, 19-24°NM
Yield: very high, requires crop regulation