Kiwifruit Growth Environment Conditions and Characteristics

Kiwifruit Growth Environment Conditions and Requirements

Kiwi fruit, also known as kiwi fruit and fox peach, is native to my country and is often found in forest edges or bushes on hillsides below 1,800 meters above sea level. It prefers a warm and humid growing environment and has weak physiological drought tolerance.

Kiwifruit growth temperature

Kiwi fruit can grow and develop well in an environment of 4-20℃, but the temperature requirements are different at different stages. For example, the temperature needs to be above 10℃ for young buds to sprout.

Kiwifruit growth humidity

Kiwi is a plant that requires water but is afraid of waterlogging. The plant's drought tolerance is relatively poor. The best relative humidity of the air is around 75%-85%, and the annual precipitation in the planting area is best between 1000-2000 mm.

Kiwi growing soil

Kiwi prefers deep, fertile, well-breathed soil with rich mineral nutrients. The pH value of the soil should be between 5.5-6.5.

Kiwifruit growth cycle and process

Kiwifruit is usually sown in March and April. Its growth goes through several stages, from seed germination, physiological growth, reproductive growth, flowering and fruiting. It takes about 3-5 years from planting to flowering and fruiting. The fruit will slowly mature and swell, and finally fall off the stalk.