How to plant red heart kiwifruit Planting methods and techniques for red heart kiwifruit

Red heart kiwi is a fine product among kiwis. It is called the king of fruits. This fruit not only has high nutritional value but also excellent medicinal effects. Nowadays, more and more people like to eat red heart kiwi. With the increasing market demand, many people are optimistic about the prospects of red star kiwi and want to plant it in large quantities, but they don't know how to plant it yet and dare not start blindly.

How to grow red kiwifruit

1. Planting environment

When you want to plant red kiwifruit, you must understand its growth habits and know what kind of environment is most suitable for planting red kiwifruit. Red kiwifruit has good ecological adaptability, stable high yields, and excellent fruit quality. It is suitable for cultivation in low-altitude areas. Only in these areas will its flesh turn light red. Red kiwifruit likes to grow in loose, fertile, slightly acidic soil, and requires sufficient water, fertilizer, and moderate sunlight.

2. Planting time

Red heart kiwifruit is suitable for planting in early spring every year. You can go to a special nursery market to buy red heart kiwifruit seedlings. Before planting, you must deep plow the land and apply enough base fertilizer. After leveling the land, make ridges and dig holes. After planting the red heart kiwifruit seedlings, water them enough and compact the soil. As the temperature continues to rise, the red heart kiwifruit will be able to grow normally.

Planting techniques of red kiwifruit

1. Apply fertilizer in time

Red heart kiwifruit must be fertilized in time when planting. During its seedling stage, it should be fertilized 3 to 5 times a year. A nutritionally balanced compound fertilizer can be selected. Phosphorus fertilizer should be applied once before it enters the flowering and fruiting period. However, when fertilizing the red star kiwifruit, you must pay attention to the fact that the roots of this plant are fleshy roots. If too much fertilizer or improper fertilization is applied, it is easy to cause other roots to rot. It is best to water it in time after each fertilization.

2. Shaping and pruning

Shaping and pruning are the key to high yield of red kiwifruit. Only timely pruning and shaping can make its branches evenly distributed, so that it can bloom more flowers and have more red kiwifruit. Pruning of red kiwifruit should be done one month before going to the village. This is to cut off all its dead branches, diseased branches and overcrowded branches, leaving more main vines and fruiting mother branches. After it enters the peak growth season, it is also necessary to pinch the top in time, which can promote the production of new branches and allow it to bear more fruits.