There are 6 matters that should be paid attention to in planting soft jujube kiwifruit. Early understanding can avoid problems in the later stage.

In the cultivation of soft jujube kiwifruit, we should pay attention to select loam or sandy soil with moderate acidity and alkalinity, generally around March in spring or around October in autumn, and we can also choose a suitable planting time depending on the local climate. planting should be strictly in accordance with the male and female ratio of seedlings and control row spacing planting, do not need to spray chemicals, during the artificial weeding and support construction work.

1. Soil selection

The root of soft jujube kiwifruit is not very developed, generally only shallow into the shallow soil, so the growth environment is high, it is best to plant in loam or sandy soil with moderate alkalinity and moderate acidity, and it is not suitable to grow in sticky and over-moist soil. general soil planting will reduce the yield.

2. Planting time

Soft jujube kiwifruit is generally planted around March every spring, or around October in autumn, because the soil temperature of this climate is more suitable for soft jujube kiwifruit to take root and germinate. therefore, the survival rate of soft jujube kiwifruit planted in this season is higher than that in other seasons, of course, there will be a gap in different climate areas, depending on the local climate to choose the appropriate planting time.

3. The ratio of male and female seedlings

Soft jujube kiwifruit is not hermaphroditic, if it is not planted reasonably in accordance with the requirements, it may lead to no fruit of soft jujube kiwifruit, so in order to improve the success rate of pollination of soft jujube kiwifruit, it should be planted strictly according to the ratio of every 8 female seedlings and 1 male seedling.

4. Reasonable planting density.

In order to improve the yield of soft jujube kiwifruit and facilitate planting management, attention should be paid to controlling the spacing of each plant per row in cultivation. According to reasonable planting density, soft jujube kiwifruit is generally planted at a distance of 2 to 3 meters per plant and 4 to 5 meters per row, so as to maintain adequate air circulation and light in the field, avoid dark conditions, and reduce the harm of diseases and insect pests.

5. Weeding management

Compared with ordinary fruit trees, soft jujube kiwifruit does not need to be sprayed, because any chemical will lead to a decline in the survival rate of soft jujube kiwifruit seedlings, so soft jujube kiwifruit can only be managed by manual weeding and mid-tillage weeding.

6. Build a bracket

To avoid too much fruit during the growth of soft jujube kiwifruit, resulting in the increase of weight, the branches are broken, so when the soft jujube kiwifruit seedlings grow to a certain height, it is necessary to build a support for the seedlings to make it grow along the support. It is best to set up a support under each seedling and tie it up with rope or wire, which can increase fruit yield and facilitate picking after fruit.