When does wild kiwifruit ripen?

1. Maturity Time

Wild kiwifruit grows in the wild, and no growth enhancers, pesticides, chemical fertilizers, etc. are used during the growth process. The fruit is much smaller than that of artificially grown kiwifruit. Its flowering period is usually from May to June, and the fruit ripens from August to October.

2. Morphological characteristics

Kiwi is a vine with brown, velvety branches. Its leaves are nearly round or broadly obovate, with obtuse or slightly concave tips and few small protrusions. The base is round or heart-shaped, with small awn-like teeth on the edges. The flowers are milky white when they bloom, then turn yellow. They grow singly or in clusters in the leaf axils. The fruit is oval-oblong and densely covered with yellow-brown long hairs.