Growing kiwifruit in pots on the balcony, it bears fruit the same year you plant it, and you can pick and eat them whenever you like.

Kiwifruit tastes sweet and tart, with a soft texture. Inside kiwifruit are organic substances such as actinidine and proteolytic enzymes, as well as trace elements including calcium, potassium, selenium, zinc and germanium, plus 17 kinds of amino acids needed by the human body, and rich vitamin C, citric acid and so on. The growing method is also very simple, and we can grow it whether in the yard or on the balcony.

A plastic flowerpot is fine for the pot. Kiwifruit has relatively weak temperature tolerance. When choosing nutrient soil, it is best to choose one with good drainage. It is best to plant in spring or autumn. The soil for planting is best a loose, sandy, slightly acidic soil. The soil must be breathable and loose: three parts culture soil, three parts garden soil, four parts leaf mold, three parts sandy soil.

Kiwifruit can be pollinated not only by insects but also by hand. In the morning or evening, we collect flowers from male plants to pollinate female flowers that open the same day. With kiwifruit, be sure to pay attention to the supply of fertilizer and water. During the rainy season and the dormant period, keep the potting soil dry. During the summer and autumn growing period, water frequently.