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10-10-10 Fertilizer. After planing your muscadine plant, spread 1/2 pound of a 10-10-10 fertilizer in two narrow bands, 24 inches long, parallel to the vine. These bands of fertilizer should be approximately 12 inches away from the trunk. Water deeply after fertilizing.
Serving Suggestions. Muscadine grapes are one of the so-called âslip-skinâ varieties, meaning their skins and flesh are easily separated. While fresh muscadines are sometimes peeled and deseeded before theyâre eaten, most of the fruitâs health benefits come from its skin and seeds. Enjoy them whole as you would other grapes, or serve them with cheese and nuts for dessert.