Kiwi Atlas is a male pollinator, one plant planted next to 5 female plants will produce a large crop in these plants
Kiwi Atlas male pollinator (two-year-old seedlings in a 1-liter container) - to create optimal conditions for the growth of kiwi in the garden, first of all, you need to take into account the climate, composition and condition of the soil.
Kiwi - a climbing plant is grown on supports in the form of vine trellises, gazebos, arches, placed near the walls of houses from the west, north-east and north-west sides in a shaded place. Adult vines are able to withstand up to -30°C for a short time. Young kiwi sprouts are threatened by late spring frosts and cold winds.
Kiwi seedlings are transplanted to a permanent place in early spring, guided by a 4x6 meter scheme. Since vines grow very intensively and can reach a height of 7-8 meters. Likes acidified fertile soil. After planting, seedlings are abundantly watered and the soil is mulched with peat, compost, rotted sawdust. When growing on a trellis, plants are formed in the form of a fan and horizontal borders. In autumn or spring, before the start of sap flow, during pruning, broken shoots that give the bush an extra load are removed. Kiwis are not removed from the wallpaper. Young plants are covered for the winter. Young kiwi plants attract cats, which can severely damage young shoots. Cats like the unique ethereal smell of the plant. Therefore, after planting, you need to install a fence.
