newbie to Grape vine

rglarrier

Hi, Happy new year everyone. I am Barbados, we have about 365 days of sunshine [with the regular rainy/hurricane season in between]. I have a seeded variety of grape that I started in 2017 and it bored [is that the right word for bared past tense] in july and then again in December. On the label from the seller had it as muscadines, another label had it as Muscado, and I was told from the supplier that it was red globe. Can you help me Identify this grape variety?

fidgetbones

You might have more luck in identification when they are ripe.  Most unripe grapes look the same.

rglarrier

Thank you for your fast response. I don't have a full ripen bunch picture [ slipped my mind ]as the family was busy sharing what was left of the bird [and what I later found out was bunch rot] bunches. As this was our first grapes [after telling my mother since 1994 that "grapes can grow in Barbados"] we got this grape vine in July 2017, let it grow as it likes [was not sure if it would bear or not] and in April 2018 we saw our first grape flowers and by July our one and only bunch was ripe. then one the vine I notice another set of flowers coming up. Which led to eight bunches that ripen in early December [before Christmas] . After doing some research on grapes we learn about pruning and since Barbados does not have winter [winter breeze only 23 degree Celsius being the lowest so far] we have to force dormancy. We were informed by the plant supplier that our grape vine was not trained properly [ as I said before we just let it grow as it like against our chain link fence] So in January 12th 2019 we cut it back severely. see pics below
Here is the pics of before and after pruning [you will see our passion fruit vine as well]
The new growth on the mother plant was done with in about 2 weeks after pruning and about       a month of growth with what looks like a starting grape cluster. [see 20190213 photo]

rglarrier

Here is a picture of the fully ripen grapes from the July 14th 2018 harvest. I hope some can help me Identify them.