Soft date kiwifruit fruits in 3 years.

Generally speaking, it takes about 3 years for soft date kiwifruit to bear fruit after planting, and 5-6 years for it to enter the fruitful period, but it depends on the type of sapling, for example, one-year saplings bear fruit in 3 years, while two-year saplings bear fruit in only 2 years. Generally, it will enter the fruitful period only in the fifth year of planting. In addition, when planting soft date kiwifruit, you need to apply some foliar fertilizer to it, which can make its fruits big and sweet.

Soft jujube kiwifruit belongs to the kiwifruit family kiwifruit genus, perennial vine plants, soft jujube kiwifruit rind green (or light purplish-red) smooth, fresh fruit, flesh green (or red heart), juicy, delicate, unique flavor, sweet and sour, nutritious, can be eaten fresh with skin, can also be processed into beverages, juices, fruit wines, fruit preserves and other series of products.

Planting soft date kiwifruit

The best time to plant soft date kiwifruit is in the spring, after the soil has thawed, dig a pit of 30 to 35 centimeters, or choose a larger pot. Put rotted manure underneath and a small amount of soil on top, then put the kiwifruit roots in, bury the soil and water it well, and then maintain it normally. The kiwifruit is dioecious and when planting soft date kiwifruit, you need to plant pollination trees. Soft date kiwifruit likes moist environment, also afraid of waterlogging.

When the weather is dry during the growing period, you can spray water on the kiwifruit and around the pot, and when it rains heavily, you need to remove the stagnant water in a timely manner to prevent root rot. After the soft date kiwifruit germinates in spring, apply nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, and you can also use nitrogen fertilizers, which can play a role in promoting the growth and flowering of the soft date kiwifruit. In late July, the application of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium triad fertilizer can play a role in promoting the fullness of the branches and the ripening of the fruit.