Where is kiwifruit suitable for growing?

Kiwifruit growth habits

Kiwi fruit likes light and can accept a little shade. Strong light exposure is forbidden during the seedling period. After kiwi fruit grows and enters the fruiting period, it needs sufficient light, but is afraid of direct sunlight.

Generally, kiwi trees like warm and humid places and fertile and loose soil, but kiwis should not be planted in places with poor drainage.

Where do kiwifruit like to grow?

1. Growth location

Kiwi fruit generally grows on kiwi trees. Although it is said to grow on kiwi trees, it actually grows on its vines. Kiwi fruit is more suitable for growing on the edge of a hillside or in bushes. Some can also be cultivated in gardens. Its growing environment is distributed in provinces and regions south of the Yangtze River.

2. Garden Selection

The location of the garden must be convenient for transportation and have abundant water areas, but the garden cannot be built on a windy vent. When building a garden on a mountain, you should choose a slope, with the early and late sunny slopes having better environments, and the slope should not exceed about 30 degrees.

Kiwifruit growing environment and conditions

1. Growth environment

Temperature is one of the important factors affecting the growth and development of kiwifruit. When the annual average temperature is above 11℃, the temperature for normal growth of kiwifruit is generally 8℃. When the daily average temperature is higher than 8℃, kiwifruit begins to sprout and grow; if the average temperature is lower than 8℃, the growth of kiwifruit will be affected.

2. Growth conditions

The requirements of kiwifruit for light vary with the growth period. Seedlings prefer cool places, while adult plants prefer sunny places.