Plant Kiwi Actinidia Deliciosa Hayward - Godet 9 Cm

Name: Plant Kiwi Actinidia Deliciosa Hayward - Godet 9 Cm
Brand: FRSORN202508
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Kiwi Rootstock Comparison: Bounty 71 vs Roki

Our Rootstocks adapted to the South of France

The choice of rootstock is crucial for successfully acclimatizing kiwi plants to your soil.

Bounty 71 vs Roki Rootstock Comparison

Characteristic	Bounty 71	Roki
Root system	Pivoting, penetrates deep into the ground.	Pivoting and lush, better resistance to water pressure and stagnation.
Adaptation to soils	Suitable for heavy and poorly drained soils, resistant to excess water.	Suitable for various soil types, including those affected by kiwi dieback.
Vigor	Information not specified.	Significant vigor, good plant development.
Disease resistance	Psa tolerance, good resistance to soil problems and kiwi decline.	Resistance to kiwi dieback (moria), tolerance to water stress.
Availability	Already available on the market for several years.	Available from 2025.
Graft compatibility	Good compatibility with major commercial varieties.	Good grafting affinity with different kiwi cultivars.
Productivity	Increased yield and dry matter of fruits, improved flowering.	Excellent production observed on plants grafted onto Roki.
Experimental results	Proven long-term results.	Excellent results over years of experimentation, considered promising.

Our rootstocks in detail

Bounty 71

Origin and Characteristics: Bounty 71 is a rootstock of New Zealand origin, derived from a seedling of Actinidia polygama. Used for more than 15 years, it is distinguished by a taproot system that penetrates deep into the soil, offering better resistance to heavy, poorly drained soils and excess water.
Benefits for production:
- Increased yield and dry matter of fruit.
- Improved flowering, leading to larger fruit.
- Good compatibility with the main commercial kiwi varieties (Hayward, Gold, M33, M91, Chieftain).
- Early fruit ripening.
- Lower color angle and better fruit consistency.
Disease resistance:
- Commercial tolerance to Psa ( Pseudomonas syringae pv. actinidiae ).
- Good resistance to waterlogged soils and "wet feet" conditions.
- Promising results against kiwi decline syndrome (moria).
Use and Availability: Available since 2019 in different formats (peat or coconut fiber pots, grafted or not). Particularly suitable for double planting.
Grafting Techniques: Shield grafting (low trauma) or veneer grafting. Cleft or inlay grafting (March-April) or dormant bud grafting (mid-July to early September). Stems must reach a diameter of 2.5 mm before grafting.
Limits of resistance: Effectiveness varies depending on the grafted varieties, better for yellow and red fleshed kiwis than for green ones (Hayward).

Roki

Origin and Characteristics: Roki, also known as Viola TM or Ro.Ki.1, is a new rootstock. It has a lush taproot system that is resistant to water pressure and stagnation.
Specific Benefits:
- Increased resistance to soils affected by kiwi dieback.
- Good compatibility with different kiwi cultivars and adaptation to various soil and climate conditions.
- Significant vigor.
- Tolerance to water stress and dieback of kiwifruit (moria).
- Excellent production.
Experimental Results: Roki demonstrated excellent production and good resistance to moria when tested on various soil types.
Availability: Available from 2025.

In summary:

Bounty 71: Well-established rootstock with proven long-term results, particularly in terms of Psa resistance and adaptation to heavy soils.
Roki: New promising rootstock, particularly suited to soils affected by kiwi dieback and offering good tolerance to water stress.

Our Kiwi plants on Bounty 71

Our Kiwi plants on Roki

A Complete Solution for Your Kiwi Planting Projects

At Kiwiverse , we offer tailor-made solutions for producers looking to maximize their yield while adapting to the challenges of their operation.

Our commitments:

A wide range of rootstocks : From Bounty 71 to Roki , we cover all needs, from calcareous soils to humid areas.
Professional quality guaranteed : All our plants come from specialized nurseries, designed for productivity and resilience.
Producer prices : Take advantage of decreasing prices according to your volumes.
Fast and secure delivery : Delivery directly to your orchards in France within 15 days.
Personalized support : Our kiwi growing experts advise you on the choice of rootstocks, orchard management and varietal compatibility.

Whether you are a nurseryman , a professional producer , or a market gardener looking to diversify your production , set up your kiwi orchard with Kiwiverse today .

Hayward Kiwi Technical Sheet:

Economic considerations

Average yield per hectare: The average yield of a Hayward kiwifruit orchard is generally around 20 tonnes per hectare. Production reaches its peak from the 8th year.
Recommended Commercial Use: Hayward kiwifruit is intended for direct consumption due to its sweet and exotic taste. It is also used for juices, jams, and desserts. Its long shelf life (4 to 6 months at 0°C) makes it suitable for commercial production.

Fruit characteristics

Flesh color: Green with yellow undertones.
Average size: 70 to 120 g, up to 150 g. The minimum marketable size is 70 g.
Skin color: Light brown and downy.
Shape: Oblong, oval and cylindrical.
Taste characteristics: Sweet, tangy and fragrant, with a sugar level ≥ 6.5° Brix at harvest.
Storage time: 4 to 6 months at 0°C, or until June under good conditions. Consume from November to March.
Geographic origin: Originally from China, developed in New Zealand.

Plant characteristics

Adult size: Vines reach 3 to 10 meters and require a large space.
Vigor and habit: Very vigorous climbing plant.
Need for staking: Yes, solid support (pergola, trellis or T-bar system) is required. Recommended spacing: 5 m between rows, 2 m posts every 3 to 5 m in the row.
Longevity: Can live for several years. First fruits after 3 years.
Earliness: Late variety, with fruit ripening in late October or early November.
Fruiting period: Harvest from late September to mid-October. Fruits are edible from November to March.
Self-fertility: Not self-fertile, requires a male subject for pollination.
Recommended pollinators:
- Actinidia deliciosa 'Tomuri': Ideal timing with Hayward flowering.
Disease Resistance: Affected by Kiwifruit Vine Decline disease (moria)
Pest resistance: May be affected by the bacterium Pseudomonas syringae (Psa).
Drought resistance: Very resistant.
Sensitivity to limestone: Prefers slightly acidic sandy-loam soils (pH 6-6.5). Sensitive to high levels of active limestone (> 4-5%).
Sensitivity to root asphyxiation: Risk in the event of soil compaction or repeated flooding.
Recommended rootstocks:
- Bounty 71
- Roki (marketed in France from 2025)

Boost Your Farm with Hayward Kiwi Variety: Profitability and Excellence

Hayward kiwifruit, with its incomparable flavors and exceptional agronomic performance, represents an ideal opportunity for growers looking to develop a profitable operation. As a specialist wholesale supplier of kiwifruit plants, Kiwiverse offers quality plants and personalized support to ensure the success of your orchard. Discover why investing in Hayward kiwifruit is a strategic choice and how Kiwiverse can help you every step of the way, from plant purchase to technical support.

An Essential Pillar: Why Choose the Hayward Kiwi?

The Hayward kiwifruit stands out for its robustness, commercial appeal, and consumer-favorite flavors. It's the most widely grown variety in France and a sure bet for both local and international markets. Here's what makes it a compelling choice:

Unparalleled taste quality: A perfect balance between sweetness and acidity that appeals to a wide audience.
Long shelf life: A storage life of up to six months, ideal for short and long supply chains.
Worldwide Popularity: Hayward Kiwi is ubiquitous on shelves and enjoys high demand.

Ready to take the plunge? Buy your Hayward kiwi plant today from Kiwiverse, where you'll enjoy competitive prices and expert advice.

Distinctive Features: The Hayward Kiwi in Detail

Flavors That Seduce the Markets

The Hayward kiwi, with its vibrant green, juicy flesh, is prized both for fresh consumption and for processing. Its slightly tangy flavor makes it a fruit enjoyed by all.

An Ideal Format for Marketing

The fruits reach an average weight of 90 to 120 g, meeting market expectations. Large sizes (up to 150 g) increase their attractiveness, especially for exporters and wholesalers.

Extended Storage

Thanks to its exceptional storage capacity, Hayward Kiwis retain their freshness and flavor for up to six months. This allows growers to sell their harvest at the most favorable time, thus maximizing profits.

Optimized Production: Yield and Cultivation Techniques

Impressive Figures

Hayward Kiwi yields are remarkable: an average production of 20 tonnes/ha, reaching up to 30 tonnes/ha under ideal conditions. Production begins between three and five years after planting, with peak performance after seven years.

Pollination and Fertility

To ensure effective pollination, the presence of male varieties like Tomuri is essential. Kiwiverse, as a specialist wholesale supplier of kiwi plants, offers suitable male plants to maximize your yield.

Climates and Soils: The Adaptability of the Hayward Kiwi

Climate Tolerance

The Hayward Kiwi is particularly hardy and can withstand temperatures down to -15°C, or even -20°C for mature plants. It adapts well to temperate climates and can withstand periods of drought with controlled irrigation.

Soil Requirements

This variety thrives in well-drained, slightly acidic soils (pH 6-6.5), rich in organic matter. It is well-suited to regions such as the Southwest, Rhône-Alpes, and temperate zones of France.

Crop Care: Techniques for Optimal Harvests

Efficient Irrigation

Drip irrigation combined with tensiometers allows for precise water management, avoiding water stress and root asphyxiation.

Fertilization and Nutrition

To optimize fruit growth and quality, it is crucial to follow these steps:

In spring: A nitrogen supply to promote vegetative development.
In the fall: Potassium and calcium to improve fruit firmness and flavor.

Protection Against Diseases

Hayward kiwis can be prone to diseases such as iron chlorosis. Kiwiverse offers organic solutions and tips to protect your crops.

Harvesting and Marketing: Add Value to Your Fruits

Optimal Time for Harvesting

Hayward kiwis are at their peak ripeness when their dry matter content reaches 7.5% to 8%. This ensures tasty, high-quality fruit.

Business Opportunities

Short supply chain: Sell directly to consumers or at local markets.
Export: Take advantage of its long shelf life to reach international markets.

Why Choose Kiwiverse?

Your Partner in Kiwiculture

As a specialist wholesale supplier of kiwi plants, Kiwiverse offers unparalleled expertise to French growers. Here's what we offer:

A wide range of professional plants suitable for all regions.
Personalized technical support to maximize your returns.
Fast and careful delivery directly to your orchard.

To buy your kiwi plants, trust Kiwiverse and benefit from a turnkey service.

FAQs

How to care for a Hayward Kiwi plant? To ensure optimal growth, ensure well-drained soil, balanced nutrients, and regular irrigation.
How long does a Hayward kiwi plant last? Hayward kiwi plants can produce for over 30 years when properly cared for.
Can Hayward Kiwis be exported? Yes, thanks to their long shelf life, they are ideal for export to international markets.
What services does Kiwiverse offer for growers? Kiwiverse offers technical advice, a wide range of quality plants, and fast delivery to support growers every step of the way.
How many male plants are needed to pollinate the females? One male plant can pollinate between five and eight female plants, depending on the layout of the orchards.
Why choose Kiwiverse to buy kiwi plants? As a specialist wholesale supplier, Kiwiverse offers high-quality plants, technical advice, and competitive prices.

Conclusion

The Hayward Kiwi represents an exceptional opportunity for French producers. With its global popularity, technical performance, and profitability, it stands out as a strategic investment. Kiwiverse, a specialist wholesale supplier of kiwi plants, supports you every step of the way to ensure the success of your operation. Buy your kiwi plants today and start sustainable and profitable production!