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Boskoop Kiwi Technical Data Sheet:

Economic considerations

Average yield per hectare: Sources indicate that a single Boskoop Kiwi plant can produce 30 to 50 kg of fruit per year .
Recommended commercial use: Kiwi Boskoop fruits are intended for fresh consumption , as well as for processing into juices, jams, compotes and dairy desserts .

Fruit characteristics

Flesh Color: The flesh is green, tender, sweet and juicy .
Medium size: The fruits weigh about 30 to 40 grams .
Skin color: The skin is brown and hairy .
Shape: The fruits are oval to elliptical .
Taste characteristics: The flesh is tender, sweet and very juicy, with a lumpy texture .
Storage time: The fruits can be stored for one to two weeks after picking , and up to fifteen days in the refrigerator .
Geographical origin: The Boskoop Kiwi is native to the Far East, Asia .

Plant characteristics

Adult size: The plant can reach a height of 5 to 10 meters
Vigor and habit: The Boskoop Kiwi is a very productive and fast-growing climbing plant. It has a climbing habit, requiring support.
Need for staking: Yes, the Boskoop Kiwi requires support such as a trellis, pergola, arbor or taut wires .
Longevity: The Boskoop Kiwi can live between 50 and 100 years .
Earliness: The fruits reach maturity in October-November , and fruiting begins 3 to 4 years after planting .
Fruiting period: The fruits are harvested in October-November , after 3 to 4 years of planting.
Self-fertility: Yes , the Boskoop Kiwi is a self-fertile variety.
Recommended pollinators: The Boskoop Kiwi is self-fertile and does not require a pollinator.
Disease resistance: There is no information on any particular resistance, but it may be affected by diseases such as Pseudomonas syringae pv. actinidae (Psa) disease .
Pest resistance: Kiwifruit can be affected by pests such as red mites in hot, dry environments.
Drought Tolerance: The Boskoop Kiwi is described as fairly hardy and drought tolerant , but requires regular watering to thrive.
Sensitivity to limestone: It prefers non-calcareous soil rich in organic matter . Soil that is too calcareous can cause chlorosis.
Susceptibility to root asphyxiation: It can be susceptible to root asphyxiation if the soil is too compact or there is standing water . Good drainage is important.

Kiwi Boskoop: A Self-Fertile Variety With Kiwiverse

The Boskoop kiwi is an ideal choice for French kiwi growers, both amateur and professional. This self-fertile variety produces a generous harvest without the need for male pollinators, simplifying cultivation. With Kiwiverse, a specialist wholesale supplier of kiwi plants, you can grow this exceptional variety and guarantee abundant harvests while benefiting from personalized technical support.

Origin and Description of Kiwi Boskoop

A Variety Suitable for French Gardens

Native to the Actinidia family, the Boskoop Kiwi is distinguished by its ease of cultivation. This vigorous climbing plant, reaching up to 10 meters, adapts perfectly to French climates thanks to its hardiness.

Particularity Self-fertile

Unlike other varieties that require a male plant for pollination, the Boskoop Kiwi is self-fertile. This means it produces both male and female flowers on the same plant, ensuring efficient production and simplified management. To maximize your yields, you can still combine this variety with other plants available at Kiwiverse, such as the Minkimale, which specializes in pollination.

Characteristics of Boskoop Kiwi Fruits

Tasty and Versatile Fruits

Flesh color: Green, tender and juicy, ideal for fresh consumption.
Size: 30 to 40 grams, with slightly hairy brownish skin.
Flavor: Sweet and tangy, perfect for various culinary preparations.

Nutritional Richness

Vitamins: Rich in vitamins C and E, strengthening immunity.
Minerals: Contains calcium, fiber and antioxidants, promoting good digestion.

Culinary Use

Desserts such as pies, fruit salads or sorbets.
Jams and smoothies.
Sweet and savory dishes, such as marinades for white meats.

With Kiwiverse, buying Boskoop kiwi plants means guaranteeing your customers or family delicious, nutrient-rich fruit.

Characteristics of the Boskoop Kiwi Plant

A Climbing and Decorative Plant

Adult size: Reaches 5 to 10 meters, depending on growing conditions.
Flowering: Between May and June, with fragrant cream flowers attracting natural pollinators.
Foliage: Deciduous, offering a beautiful yellow tint in autumn before falling.

Boskoop Kiwi Growing Requirements

Soil Type and Planting

Soil Preferences: Moist, well-drained, slightly acidic soil rich in organic matter.
Exposure: Sunny to partial shade, with a location sheltered from the wind to protect the flowers.
Avoid limescale: Limescale soils can cause chlorosis, reducing plant vigor.

Support and Trellising

Ideal structures: Pergolas, trellises, arbors or solid fences.
Training: Train regularly to control growth and optimize space.

Maintenance and Size

Watering: Keep the soil slightly moist, especially during dry summers and flowering. Avoid overwatering to prevent root rot.
Fertilization: Use an organic fertilizer in early spring to stimulate growth.
Mulching: Apply mulch to retain moisture and enrich the soil.
Pruning: Remove dead branches and shorten those from the previous year in late winter to stimulate flowering and fruiting.

Production and Harvest

Exceptional Productivity

First fruits: From the 3rd or 4th year after planting.
Annual yield: Up to 50 kg per plant under optimal conditions.

Harvesting and Conservation

Period: From the end of October to the beginning of November, before the first frosts.
Storage: Up to 2 weeks in a cool place. To speed up ripening, place the fruit next to apples or bananas.

Why Choose Kiwiverse for Kiwi Boskoop?

Specialized Wholesale Supplier

Kiwiverse is a leading provider of kiwifruit for growers. We offer a wide range of kiwifruit plants, tailored to each grower's specific climate and needs.

Professional Quality

All our plants, including the Boskoop Kiwi, are grown in specialist nurseries, guaranteeing professional quality and high yields.

Personalized Technical Support

As experts in Kiwiculture, we offer technical advice tailored to each project, whether it is a small garden or a large farm.

Delivery throughout France

We ensure fast and careful direct delivery to your plot to facilitate your agricultural projects.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Boskoop Kiwi suitable for small gardens? Yes, thanks to its self-fertility, a single plant is enough to produce fruit, even in a small space.
Can Boskoop kiwis be grown in northern France? Yes, their cold resistance (-18°C) makes them perfectly suited to French climates, including those north of the Loire.
What types of soil are suitable for Boskoop Kiwis? Moist, well-drained, and slightly acidic soil is ideal. Avoid calcareous soils to prevent chlorosis.
When to harvest the fruit? Harvesting takes place from late October to early November. The fruit can be picked green and will ripen after harvest.
How can you ensure optimal productivity? Ensure sunny exposure, regular watering, and annual pruning to maintain the plant's vigor.

Conclusion: Kiwi Boskoop and Kiwiverse, A Winning Duo

The Boskoop Kiwi is an exceptional self-fertile variety, combining ease of cultivation, cold resistance, and generous productivity. Whether you're a hobby gardener or a professional kiwi grower, this variety will meet all your expectations.

With Kiwiverse, the kiwi plant specialist, you benefit from tailored support to help you plant your kiwi orchard or enhance your garden. Buy Boskoop kiwi plants today and trust our expertise to ensure your growing success.

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