Quick potted grape cultivation method

The invention relates to a quick potted grape cultivation method. After grapes germinate, a certain amount of nutrient soil containing a fertilizer, smashed branch and leaf materials and ceramsite is put into flowerpots with flowerpot bodies provided with symmetric grooves, healthily growing bearing basal shoots are sequentially put into the multiple flowerpots along the grooves and then are in tight contact with the nutrient soil to be fixed, and watering is performed to keep the nutrient soil moist. After the grapes germinate, the grooves are made up, earthing and watering are conducted on the basal shoots, flower thinning and fruit thinning are performed, only one inflorescence is retained for each young shoot, tips are cut off, too small or too compact grains are removed or thinned when grape grains grow to be soybean-sized, and pinching is conducted on the young shoots before flowering to ensure that the young shoots are not too long. When fruits grow to be enough in size, a conventional method is adopted to separate plants in the flowerpots closest to a grape trunk, and then the basal shoots among the flowerpots are cut off to obtain a plurality of independent potted plants. By means of the quick potted grape cultivation method, quick large-scale cultivation of potted grapes fruiting in the same year can be achieved under the situation that the growth and fruiting of the basal shoots are not influenced.