For the development of society, it is necessary to use the elements of the green economy, which are to restore and maintain a sustainable balance, in the long run, between economic development and the integrity of the natural environment, in forms understood and accepted by society. The problems of environmental protection and economic development need to be solved in a correlated way, for the good of the whole contemporary society and of the future generations. Based on the principles of the green economy, it is necessary to create plant genotypes that have an increased energy utilization coefficient (direct, indirect and passive assets), being accompanied by cultivation technologies with minimal impact on the environment. The interspecific rhizogenic genotypes of „Amtetist”, „Alexandrina” and „Sarmis” grapevine obtained as a result of the distant crossing of Vitis vinifera L. (2n = 38) with Muscadinia rotundifolia Michx. served as object of study. (2n = 40).