The kiwifruit tree is a vine, with a grayish-brown trunk and obovate or nearly round leaves.

In fact, the kiwifruit tree is a vine that climbs on other trees like a loofah, its branches are brown and pilose, its leaves are large and thin, and it is dioecious.

The kiwifruit tree opens its flowers in May-June each year, and the kiwifruit tree's flowers are creamy-white or yellowish, and it produces oval-shaped fruits with hairy skins. When raising kiwifruit trees, you need to prune the plant's branches and leaves on a regular basis, so the kiwifruit tree flowers and produces fruit quickly.

Disease and Pest Control:

Diseases that harm kiwifruit include anthracnose, root-knot nematode disease, standing blight, sudden collapse disease, root rot, and fruit soft rot. Anthracnose is harmful to both stems and leaves and fruits, which can be prevented by spraying 2-3 times 800 times carbendazim at the time of sprouting. Root-knot nematode disease, should strengthen the fertilizer management, with methylisophthalate or 30% furadan toxic soil control.