Allgemein |
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| Art | Kiwi (Actinidia deliciosa) |
| Sorte | Hayward |
| Alter (bei Lieferung) | ca. 2 Jahre |
| Größe (bei Lieferung) | 80 - 100 cm |
| Pflanzzeit | ganzjährig, außer bei Bodenfrost |
| Bestäubung | Bestäubersorte required, sufficient for up to 6 kiwis (Actinidia deliciosa) |
| Blütezeit | Mai |
| Blüte / Ertrag | jährlich, ab 4. – 6. Standjahr |
Standort & Pflanzung |
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|---|---|
| Lichtverhältnisse | halbschattig bis sonnig |
| Winterhärte | bis -12°C |
| Boden | säuerlich-humos (z.B. Rhododendronerde) |
| Wasserbedarf | moderat, Wurzeln feucht halten |
| Düngung | Kiwi-Dünger |
| Wachstum | Kletterpflanze, Rankhilfe erforderlich z.B. Gartenzaun, Spalier (Kiwiri RANKI™), Pergola |
| Pflanzort | im Außenbereich (Garten, Balkon, Terrasse) |
| Pflanzart | im Boden oder Topf (ca. 40 l Volumen) |
| Wurzelsystem | Flachwurzler |
| Empfohlener Pflanzabstand | 1,0 – 2,0 m |
Früchte |
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| Erntezeit | Very late ripening time (November) |
| Fruchtfleisch | green |
| Fruchtschale | brown, hairy, inedible |
| Fruchtgewicht | Very large (20 - 40 g) |
| Aroma | green kiwi, sweet - sour |
Actinidia deliciosa
kiwis
This tropical fruit has found its way into gardens and supermarkets around the world thanks to its exotic taste and healthy ingredients. The kiwi plant originally comes from China.
However, due to the special climatic conditions, New Zealand and South Tyrol have established themselves as centers for cultivation.
for successful cultivation
Location
The cultivation of tropical kiwis is possible in selected regions of Germany.
Particularly suitable are wine-growing regions where there are no late frosts in spring and temperatures do not fall below -12°C.
Hardy and robust
Care
Kiwi plants are extremely disease-resistant and tolerate pruning. They only require regular watering and, in nutrient-poor soils, fertilization.
Kiwis can be pruned twice a year to encourage flowering and thus yield.
bee-friendly
pollination
To produce fruit, female flowers must be fertilized by male pollen. Fortunately, insects, primarily bees, take care of this for us.
All they need is a male kiwi (Actinidia deliciosa) nearby.
Family tradition
Our kiwi nursery
We've been cultivating kiwi plants in our kiwi nursery for over 40 years. We support hobby gardeners and farmers in their cultivation and ship our plants throughout Europe.
Our nursery team is always available to answer any questions you may have about our plants.