Meet the Kiwiberry
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2019
- Say hello to the kiwiberry. It's a grape-sized, smooth-skinned kiwi fruit that can be grown in Minnesota! Seth Wannemuehler gives an introduction to the species and where it originated, how the vine grows, and some basics on how to manage it for fruit.
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Excellent information and to the point, unlike many UA-cam videos.
I’m starting an orchard on my property in Michigan and I’m incorporating kiwi berry “trees” into my orchard. I found this video extremely beneficial. Thank you
I've got to commend you on how efficiently you communicated the useful information! thank you!
this straight forward video actually helped alot
Thumbs up for being the first person in my nearly 40 years of age to tell me that a bine is a thing! Now the street name near me named Woodbine seems a lot less like an illiterate Ellis Island typo.
I live in Maine and have planted a few vines and lost ; your info plus Ohio states info have given me hope. Thanks
Thank you for a very informative video. One of the best videos on plants on you tube. Answered all my questions such as if it has shallow roots. Please do more!
Such a great video for someone who impulse bought a kiwiberry and has no idea how to grow it. Thanks for the info!
Great video! I wish you'd do some more
Yes. Only 1 video
Great video send us some more
Very informative. Thank you.
These are some very fantastically fruity fun facts!
Very excellent video. Many thanks.
Very informative, thank you!!
This is a very informative video, i am looking to grow these in Western Australia.
I have only a female plant in my yard and it flowers for a short period. Would love to have a male to produce some fruit! Great video, thank you!
Great info. Just noticed 2 little balls about to turn into flowers on my female. I had a literally bloody battle with the snow this year. Hoping it paid off as I don't see anything on the male yet. Hoping I'll see something over the next few weeks. This is really good info. I was pretty puzzled in determining which branches produce the flowers. Going to reference this video next time I'm outside. Fingers crossed that the male flowers. I don't care if it's only 2 berries at this point lol. The bloody part of the battle was me drilling into my thumb when a drill bit broke while trying to reinforce my trellis system and cover with tarps. Hopefully it's worth
Today (10.06.2022) I ate Kiwi Berries for the first time. They are absolutely delicious. Why is it then that the Kiwis are so widely available to buy, but Kiwi Berries are virtually unheard of? What on earth would be the reason for it?
I got a little confused because I noticed you would call it a kiwi 🥝 vine instead of a kiwi 🥝 Bine when describing the plant.
I learned the difference between the two just now but was confused why you would call it a vine instead of a Bine. Thanks for the video my hardy kiwi 🥝 Produce fruit in 2020 after having it for 3 1/2 years.
so informative video 🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤
I have hardy kiwis. One flowered for the first time this year!
I'm curious if one could hybridize a fuzzy kiwi and a hardy kiwi, and what results we might expect.
These are the most delicious
Jonah Hill. I didn't know you were a plant guy.
How deep do the roots exactly go? What soil is ok for growing ? Will it grow in clay
What do ppl mean when talking about ‘zones’? Titles like, ‘growing kiwi berries in zone 6.’ && I even see fruit plants for sale on Amazon as ‘whatever plant root zones 3,6’ … Totally new to trying to grow edible fruits, or anything really.. what are these zones ppl speak of? Parts of the country? Parts of the plant? Zones within your garden? I know it’s probably a silly question but I’d love it if anyone could shed some light on this for me! Thx!
Did you get kiwi this year yet.
Can they be grown in containers with sturdy trellis please? I have a 25 cm square wooden container. Thanks
These can get really big.. Best to put them in the ground, I have one that went wild and grew to the tops of a surrounding grove of trees 60'x60' squared and 80' high. They can survive down to 15-20° below 0 so cold won't hurt them.
Can it grow in hot climate?
Hi can we plant kiwiberry in Singapore?
How invasive is it in western WI eastern MN?
To be it’s like a watermelonberry
i want to order a kiwiberry plant here in Vermont what time of year should I plant it
Spring
After your last frost. I'm in zone 6 and I start planting in ground on Mother's Day.
Yep, train your kiwi berries
How long it takes to flower from seeds?
I've heard it takes 3 or 4 yrs from seed
Buy plants. If they reproduce from seed, how will you know if you have male or female until many years later?
How do I know which plant is a female or male?
The seller should have themlabelled
@@garthwunsch You can only really tell by looking at the flowers (or labeling...). Male and female flowers should be distinguishable.
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I swore this thing was a fake fruit
Male plants are players jugglin all them female plants lol
can pollinate 8 females ;)
Home boy got too much sugar on his kiwi berries
fake news