1. Most kiwifruit is erected in the flat-topped greenhouse. The original stump on the mountain can be used as a fixed pile in the greenhouse, and some artificial stone piles can be added.

2. Fertilization and watering: Fertilization should vary from variety to variety; The amount of soil is determined by the surrounding weather, temperature and humidity.

3. Shaping and fruit thinning: the later shaping should be carried out according to the previous scaffolding method, and the kiwifruit branches should be evenly distributed by using the scaffolding surface. During the period from defoliation in winter to germination in early spring, prune in winter, keep main vines and fruiting mother branches, and cut off those big branches that grow too densely.

4. Disease control: The main diseases of kiwifruit are bacterial diseases caused by many eubacteria such as anthracnose, damping-off and root rot.