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Kiwifruit

The kiwifruit is an edible berry of a woody vine. It has a rough brown skin and a bright green flesh with edible black seeds. The kiwi is a commercial crop in many countries, such as Italy and New Zealand.

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When does a kiwi drop the seeds?

When the kiwi rots and falls of the branch the seed come out

Where can i get seeds for kiwi fruits as i am in Nepal and how?

Dear Friend Now you can get kiwi fruit seeds and quality saplings in Horticulture Farm Boach Dolakha district Nepal.

What does a kiwifruit symbolize?

Kiwifruit often symbolizes vitality and health due to its rich nutrient content and vibrant green color. Its unique appearance and taste can also represent exoticism and adventure, reflecting a departure from the ordinary. Additionally, in some cultures, kiwifruit may symbolize growth and renewal, akin to its growth process from a small seed into a lush fruit.

Why do kiwi taste metallic?

A medium Kiwi (69 grams) has 0.09 milligrams of copper(a high value),and 0.21 milligrams of iron.That must be the reason it tastes metallic.

What does Kiwi grow on?

Kiwi fruit grows on vines. They can tolerate cold temperatures in the Winter, but they need very warm Summer temperatures. In addition, kiwi vines do not do well with frost which occurs late in the Spring, so they are best grown in temperate climates which do not have overly ling Winters.

What pests eat kiwifruit?

Few serious insect and disease problems have been encountered by kiwifruit growers. Root-knot nematodes have been found on roots in all production areas as well as the trial planting in North Carolina. However, the nematodes do not seem to seriously reduce vine vigor. If a high population exists in the soil, fumigation prior to planting may be desirable. Japanese beetles occasionally feed on the foliage, but they prefer other plants. New pests can be expected as plantings increase. Close observation of the vines increases the chance for control of a new insect or disease before serious damage occurs.