Male Actinidia arguta Weiki or male Weiki hardy kiwi vine is the universal pollinator of Actinidias argutas, it will not produce fruit but only flowers in June, these are fragrant. A male plant will pollinate all the female plants in its immediate surroundings, generally counting 1 male for 5 to 6 females.
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Male Actinidia arguta Weiki or male Weiki hardy kiwi vine is the universal pollinator of Actinidias argutas, it will not produce fruit but only flowers in June, these are fragrant. A male plant will pollinate all the female plants in its immediate surroundings, generally counting 1 male for 5 to 6 females.
Space the kiwi plants at least 2 to 3 meters apart to give them the space necessary for their proper development. Climbing plant par excellence, the hardy kiwi vine will cling to any support such pergolas or fences but you can guide it on wires as you wish. Very fast growing, it will quickly rise to 4 to 5 m.
Actinidia arguta Weiki adapts to all soils, it likes sunny locations where it can thrive in neutral, rich and well-drained soil. The hardy kiwi vine easily supports negative temperatures down to -24 ° C.
The male hardy kiwi vine is necessary if you want to harvest fruit from your female plants. but its qualities do not end there since it is also very decorative with its pretty scented flowers, its elongated glossy green leaves and its young reddish twining stems.
The male Actinidia arguta Weiki can be pruned quite severely. It is sensitive to late spring frosts.
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Male Actinidia arguta Weiki or male Weiki hardy kiwi vine is the universal pollinator of Actinidias argutas, it will not produce fruit but only flowers in June, these are fragrant. A male plant will pollinate all the female plants in its immediate surroundings, generally counting 1 male for 5 to 6 females.
