Kiwi - Actinidia arguta 'Geneva' (mini-kiwi) D9

Kiwi - Actinidia Arguta 'Geneva' is a self-fertile variety, hardy down to temperatures as low as -25 degrees Celsius.

The fruits have a smooth skin, which makes them directly edible, even with the peel still on. Although they are small in size, they make up for it with abundance – the yield is quite high and the growth is fairly compact for a kiwi. The kiwi can be harvested in September. This variety usually produces its first fruits in the first year after planting.

Cultivation recommendations: It is grown on trellises/arches/fences, like a grapevine. We recommend choosing a wind-sheltered spot, preferably near a wall or fence with southern exposure. Kiwi Geneva appreciates warmth and direct sunlight. The first pruning can be done two years after planting, at the end of winter or immediately after harvest.

It does not require special soil (but prefers slightly acidic soil) and is resistant to diseases and pests, being naturally considered "pest free".
Pot size: 9 cm
Height including pot: approx. 15-35 cm (varies depending on the season).

During the cold season, the plants are shortened and leafless.