Plant description: Actinidia 'Geneva' is a fast-growing woody vine that can reach 4–6 meters in length. The plant has beautiful decorative leaves and delicate white flowers that bloom in May-June. Annual growth can be up to 2–3 meters.
Fruits: Actinidia 'Geneva' are oval in shape, reach a length of about 3 cm and weigh up to 15 grams. Their skin is green with a slight pinkish blush, and it is edible. The pulp of the berries is juicy, sweet, with a honey aftertaste. The fruits ripen in early October. The yield is 10–15 kg from one bush.
Growing conditions: Actinidia 'Geneva' likes moist, fertile soils with a slightly acidic reaction. At a young age, the plant needs shade, but over time, when fruiting begins, it needs a sunny place for the berries to fully ripen. It is important that the root collar remains in the shade.
Care: Actinidia 'Geneva' requires regular watering, especially during active growth and fruiting, while it is important to avoid water stagnation. Pruning is carried out in autumn or early spring, removing dry and excess shoots. The vine needs reliable supports for uniform development. Given the frost resistance of the variety (up to -30°C), it is suitable for cultivation in various climatic conditions.
Pollination: For fruiting, it is necessary to have a male actinidia plant on the site at a distance of up to 4 meters. Actinidia 'Geneva' is not only a high-yielding variety with tasty fruits, but also a beautiful ornamental plant that is suitable for gardens of any size.
Taste qualities of fruits
Sweet, with a honey aftertaste
Yield from 1 bush per season
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