Collection: Our Kiwi Plants in Cells: A Practical and Economical Solution

What is a kiwi plant in a cell?

A kiwi seedling in a cell is a young plant grown in an individual cell within a cell tray. Each cell contains a substrate rich in essential nutrients, designed to promote the seedling's initial development. This method ensures a healthy root system, ready for immediate transplanting.

The honeycomb packaging is distinguished by its compactness and practicality: the plants are individually protected, which facilitates their transport and handling without compromising their health.

Benefits of growing kiwi plants in a cell

• An economical solution: Kiwi plants in trays are a particularly cost-effective option, especially for larger farms. They cost less than potted plants, reducing initial costs without sacrificing quality. Home gardeners will also find this format an affordable way to start growing kiwis.
• Optimal root protection: Each plant has its own cell, minimizing the risk of damage during transport or handling. The root system is protected and develops in a stable environment, ensuring successful transplantation.
• Ease of planting: The cell packaging allows for quick and easy extraction of plants, making planting more efficient. This time saving is invaluable for professionals and gardeners.
• Rapid recovery after transplanting: Thanks to their well-developed root system, cell-grown plants adapt quickly to their new environment, ensuring healthy growth from the first few weeks.
• Space-saving storage and transport: The cell trays are compact, allowing for the transport and storage of a large number of plants in a small space. This feature optimizes logistics for growers.

Tips for buying and caring for kiwi plants in pots

• Prompt Transplanting Upon Receiving: It is crucial to transplant kiwi plants as soon as they are received, as the substrate contained in each cell is nutrient-limited. Prompt transplanting ensures continued growth.
• Proper irrigation and fertilization: Once transplanted, plants must be watered regularly to maintain optimal moisture levels. Fertilization rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium is essential to stimulate growth and strengthen roots.

Why buy your kiwi plants in pots from Kiwiverse?

By choosing Kiwiverse, you benefit from:

• Impeccable quality: Our kiwi plants are carefully selected to ensure rapid recovery and vigorous growth.
• Professional service: As a specialist wholesale supplier of kiwi plants, we offer personalized advice and support tailored to your needs.
• Competitive prices: Buying your plants in bulk from Kiwiverse is an economical solution, ideal for professional orchards as well as small gardens.
• Optimized delivery: Our honeycomb trays guarantee secure transport and easy storage.

How to successfully plant your kiwi plants in cells?

1. Prepare the soil: Make sure it is well-drained and enriched with organic matter. Kiwi prefers slightly acidic soil, with a pH between 5.5 and 6.5.
2. Remove the plants carefully: Gently extract each plant so as not to damage its roots.
3. Plant at the correct depth: The root collar should be at ground level, without being buried.
4. Water thoroughly: Ensure good contact between the roots and the soil from the moment you plant.
5. Install a support: As kiwis are climbing plants, it is essential to provide them with suitable trellising.

FAQ

What are the main benefits of growing kiwi plants in a cell?

They are economical, easy to plant and protected in their individual space, guaranteeing rapid recovery after transplantation.

How to transport kiwi plants in cells?

The honeycomb trays facilitate transport, requiring little space and offering maximum safety to the plants.

How long can I keep the plants in their cell tray?

It is recommended to transplant them quickly after receipt to avoid any slowdown in their growth.

Is any special maintenance required after planting?

Yes, regular watering and proper fertilization are essential for their growth.

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