How to plant Kiwi

How to plant, train, prune and care for the Kiwi plant.
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[@memberson]

I have a kiwi plant that I've been growing for the last 2 years I didn't follow all of the specs that you mentioned and your video. My kiwi is grown in partials sunlight the soil is primarily clay however loaded with compost. It also has one single plant and it still produces fruit with out a mate none of my neighbors have kiwi plants. Therefore it depends on the variety that requires a male or female plant. Very good video keep up the good work

[@donaldporta]

thanks for the advice my friend--- I will look for self-pollinating plants and try them---Don

[@TheOpelkoenjas]

Got the self pollinating specie too. Less space required and lots of fruit, if not even more. :)

[@marissabueno438]

Which variety is it? I'll be retiring this year and I want to start a kiwi vineyard.

[@triste1517]

I need to find out what kind I have.

[@watzegjemedaarnouvan]

Jenny is self pollinating.

[@aniyahdilovelilioness747]

Great video! Thanks 😊

[@timgean8954]

Define full sun. I live in phoenix az. Our full sun is very hot in the summer. 110 degrees ash.

[@sindrome303]

how is your aquaponics going. Any chance of an update on that

[@PierreEvaL]

Thank you! Very informative.

[@donaldporta]

Glad it was helpful!

[@saltlifegull4091]

Awesome video, Donald. How long does it take to produce fruit? Where should you plant the male plant among the female ones? Got me inspired!!

[@anwarbtw5143]

7 years depending on the climate

[@sethdaquiado1942]

@@anwarbtw5143 7 yrs??😲....

[@sereimabiu5245]

Is that a sandalwood plant on your left??

[@baswarajbaswa6470]

I like a tree

[@Username131wq]

How can we differentiate between male and female kiwi?PLEASE suggest me

[@domalepcha4799]

How can we differentiate between Male and female?

[@ev500sam]

Do they do well in cold winter climates?

[@donaldporta]

there are cold climate varieties

[@siddurugi3899]

this plant hot climate not come no please tel me

[@XoroksComment]

Yes, there are also smaller varieties without fuzzy skin that you eat like grapes, some of them are even hardy to -30°F/-34.4°C. Google for Actinidia Deliciousa (regular store bought fuzzy kiwi), Actinidia Arguta (small, no hairs, more hardy) and Actinidia Kolomikta (also no hairs, alternative to Arguta). You need a male and a female vine to get fruit.

[@jolantalabots8930]

karlene Boney x

[@icarus901]

Donald, have you relocated to a more tropical climate?

[@donaldporta]

only here in the winter--- I am now a snow bird!

[@kk-hp6ve]

Can we have an update on plant and garden tour?

[@donaldporta]

will do when I get beck in the fall.

[@sadiyaqayoom1118]

My kiwi plant is giving water from its stem what is the reason for it?

[@fifibernard6412]

Gratitude love care Compassion .

[@donaldporta]

Same to you!

[@triste1517]

How do you know a male to a female?

[@donaldporta]

When determining the sex of kiwi blooms, the female will also have bright white, well defined ovaries at the base of the flower, which, of course, the males lack. The ovaries, by the way, are the parts that develop into fruit. Male kiwi flowers have a brilliantly colored yellow center due to its pollen bearing anthers.

[@anupamroy7555]

How can we identify the male or female?

[@donaldporta]

wait for the plants to flower in the spring, the males have a brilliantly colored yellow antler due to it's pollen

[@geos7432]

You buried it man.