How to make kiwi fruit germinate quickly

Kiwifruit germination environment

Kiwi fruit generally matures from early September to early to mid-October and can be harvested in time. Put the fruit into a gauze bag and rub it to remove the pulp, collect the seeds, and then wash them in clean water. Place the washed seeds in a ventilated place indoors to dry in the shade.

The germination rate of kiwifruit seeds is very high, and kiwifruit has a strong adaptability to the environment and can survive in various temperature and soil environments, but the best environmental temperature is around 16°C, providing slightly acidic sandy soil containing more humus. If the environment is suitable, the germination rate of kiwifruit seeds will be further improved.

Kiwi germination process

The first step in kiwifruit germination is the germination of spores. As the spores gradually swell, the buds break through the bud skin and gradually appear. In about half a month, the buds begin to gradually grow into new branches. Watering and fertilizing are required in time before and after germination. When fertilizing, choose compound fertilizers mainly composed of quick-acting nitrogen fertilizers to promote germination and growth.

Direct planting of kiwifruit seeds

Kiwi seeds can be planted directly to germinate, but the germination time is relatively long. If the germination treatment is done well, they can germinate quickly.

Kiwi fruit sprouts in the soil

After kiwifruit is sown, the soil needs to be kept moist. After the seedlings emerge, they should be placed in a well-ventilated place to harden them to prevent them from falling over. When they grow 2 to 3 true leaves and 4 to 5 true leaves, they can be thinned out twice and the thinned seedlings can be transplanted.

Kiwi seed germination method

Choose plump and healthy kiwi fruit seeds and soak them in warm water for a week. Place them in a sunny place and change the water every day. At this time, small sprouts will have grown. You can wrap them with moist paper towels and cover them with a container with holes. You can plant them after two days.

Kiwifruit germination planting method

Wash the kiwi seeds with clean water, soak them in warm water, and when small sprouts grow, take them out and place them in a shallow container covered with moist paper towels. Cover them with a film to provide a warm environment, and transplant them into loose soil after the small sprouts grow up.