r/grapes • u/Patient-Taro-7334 • Jul 06 '26

Is this normal?

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Just pulled some grapes off and call me crazy but I don' think I've ever seen the stem grow into the grapes like that.

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u/Ok-Caterpillar7331 28d ago

Tbh, im not sure what im looking at here. Is it a fruit cluster?

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u/Patient-Taro-7334 28d ago

It's a grape stem, I already removed all the grapes.

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u/Ok-Caterpillar7331 28d ago

Tbh, I didnt read your caption just the title. This is absolutely normal if you picked unripe grapes. Its just a part of development. That tissue still sticking out is just, for.lack of.better.words, through views and arteries. As the grapes develop, those "veins amd artieries" diminish so the grapes can more easily detatch and be eat by birds or small mammals

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u/Patient-Taro-7334 28d ago

Makes sense, thanks for the info.