What soil is suitable for growing kiwi fruit?

Introduction to Kiwifruit

Kiwi is a positive plant and prefers to grow in a moist, semi-shady environment. The best growing area has deep, moist, loose soil with good drainage, and the soil pH should be between PH5.6-6.5.

Kiwifruit prefers humus soil and alluvial soil with deep, fertile, loose and good permeability. It hates heavy clay, waterlogged and barren soil. pH 5.5-6.5 is most suitable.

What soil should be used to grow kiwi fruit?

The growing environment of kiwifruit requires bright light, but not too strong direct sunlight. The soil must also meet the requirements of fertility and breathability. It is suitable for growing in an environment with high humidity, so there must be enough water in the soil and slightly acidic soil should be used.

Non-alkaline soil : When planting kiwifruit, adjust the pH of the soil to about 6 and make it slightly acidic, which can promote the growth of kiwifruit. One month before planting kiwifruit, evenly spread lime into the soil to adjust the pH value of the soil and form a good growth medium.

Preparation of kiwifruit nutrient soil

The suitable soil pH value for kiwifruit is 5.5-6.5, and the mineral nutrients in the soil are very important for the growth of kiwifruit. In addition to nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, magnesium, manganese, iron, zinc and other elements are also needed.