1、 Maturity time

Wild kiwifruit grows in the wild, and does not use bulking agents, pesticides, chemical fertilizers, etc. in the growth process. The fruit is much smaller than that planted artificially. Its flowering period is usually from May to June, and the fruit ripening period is from August to October

2、 Morphological characteristics

Kiwifruit is a vine with brown branches and fluff. Its leaves are nearly round or wide obovate, blunt or slightly concave at the top, few small convex tips, round or heart-shaped at the base, and awn small teeth at the edge. The flowers are milky white when they bloom, then turn yellow, single or several flowers gather in the leaf axils. The fruit is oval and oblong, with yellowish brown villous on it