Kiwifruit saplings usually bear fruit in 3-5 years, either earlier or later depending on maintenance conditions. Under normal circumstances, it is usually around 3 years, if the conditions are not very suitable, it may be delayed to 5 years, provide sufficient fertilizer and water supply, do a good job of weeding and fruit protection and other maintenance work, it can be early results.
How long does it take for a kiwifruit sapling to bear fruit1, 3-5 years
Kiwifruit saplings generally want to bear fruit, you need to wait for about 3-5 years, the kiwifruit can only be mature and have the ability to bear fruit, in the conditions of the right care under the right circumstances, generally 3 years will be the result of the maintenance, maintenance is not good or handling the situation may be extended to 5 years or so. It will not bear fruit until about 5 years.
2, timely fertilizer
Kiwifruit tree for fertilizer demand is still relatively large, especially in its flowering and fruiting period. In the early stage of kiwifruit tree growth, apply some nitrogen fertilizer to promote the development of its roots and branches and leaves, but before and after the flowering and fruiting to additional release of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer and trace element fertilizer, the amount of fertilizer will have a direct impact on the fruiting rate.
3, watering control
Watering is based on the development stage of kiwifruit trees and the actual state of the soil to make certain adjustments and control, the soil is wet, less watering or no watering, drought is more watering, but can not leave stagnant water or excessive drought cracking, before and after the fruit should be properly controlled to avoid the phenomenon of fruit drop.
4, weed and bird drive
Kiwifruit tree in the process of growth and development, because of its footprint is not particularly large, so there will be weeds in its surrounding growth out, need to timely pull out all of these weeds so as not to seize the nutrients of the kiwifruit tree, and after the fruits of the fruit with a bag bag to cover the fruit, to prevent birds or pests from eating damage to the fruit.