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hey everyone its Rob the backyard gardener and it's time for a Kiwi update
May third which was a couple days ago they turned two years old so I think the
last thing that I gave you they just started to break their buds from the
winter season so let's see how they're doing now before I show everyone Kiwi
vines I do want to remind everyone that I'm actually just growing these for fun
and if I happen to get flowers then great but it's gonna take a minimum four
to seven years for these Kiwi vines to even have flowers and then we also have
to hope that I have male and females so it's very possible that I could be
growing all these ten Kiwi plants and not one is a male plant and if that's
the case even if I flower I won't get any fruit but I'm not worried about that
today in the first couple years of Kiwi vines all you really want to do is train
them vertically and then get them slowly trained laterally now I've made a few
mistakes I've allowed some of them to wrap around things and again that's not
what you're trying to do you're trying to just grow one vertical leader up but
and we'll talk about that a little bit in the video but I'm not worried about
that right now I'm trying to establish deep roots and figure out which of the
leaders is going to be the front-runner and you can always heavily prune Kiwis
in the winter or in the offseason which is what we'll be doing for the video
today I'm just gonna show you how they're growing what they're doing talk
a little about how I'm training them and then some not even training at all I'm
really just letting them go wild alright enough of the rambling let's take a look
at these Kiwi vines that I've started from seed that are now two years old
we'll kick the video off this time with the one that's in between my Thompson
seedless grape vine so you can see that down here this is the one that I'm
really trying my best to grow into it the proper kind of canopy which is to
keep heavily pruning it down every year and have it kind of be a
like a straight up trunk and then like you would do with a grapevine you would
let it run laterally so that you can harvest or hope we have flowers and then
harvest some fruits so it's starting to fill up we've got several, matter of fact we
got a new vine coming up here amidst the older last year's vine but I wanted to
give you a look down here we have last year's trunk here and this year's trunk
here and I likely that's where it's breaking off at I likely will chop this
at the end of the year but for now we're gonna let these several trunks grow up
here all the way up just to keep getting at a fatter trunk and I'll eventually
decide which of the vertical vines is gonna be my leader every year I'll kind
of do that as this guy fills out anyway that's the first one here and then you
work all on this side of the yard we've got the same kind of action going on
here we've got several Kiwis plants growing
in here doing the same thing we've got a trunk down here with several leaders you
can even see a new shoot coming in right there I love the way the Kiwis the
foliage looks it's like furry it's beautiful look at this sorry for the
dirty hands I was doing some gardening here's another good end
look at how crazy that is beautiful gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous but this is
where the other ones are coming in at over here let me go and zoom back out
well again we're doing the same thing we're trying to train the branches up
vertically whoo you can see it's kind of a cluster there but the the concept here
guys is I'm gonna keep using these first four to seven years as just trying to
fatten up the trunk and establish the best leader possible you can see this
branch I went ahead and chopped it here didn't need to get any further we've got
another one shooting up here these guys are growing like crazy ideally and I
wish I had some pictures to show you guys but I don't have them for this
video maybe a future episode ideal like I said you want to keep trying to grow
them up into like a tree trunk and then when they get to the desired height 5 to
7 feet then you want to have them spread out laterally now some of these I'm
gonna use as ornamentals like this one I hear I do want it to go across and back
down on this side and I do want that because I want to kind of create a kind
of a cool entrance or I guess this way and escape in here with Kiwi vines and
flowers eventually but these things are bear to manage you can see they just
want to wrap around everything I'll probably do a nice topping on some of
these here in the next couple of months when they get out of control and then
we'll let them get one more growth spurt before the winter freeze again now that
you've seen these let me show you I have another one here in the greenhouse same
thing this guy's really coming in
beautiful foliage this is last year's dying trunk but I'm using him as just
support while the new one grows in let's go take a look at the other side of the
yard all right and here we have on this side of the yard and my other Kiwis so
we got the two down here that are in this box you got you can see another
beautiful little branch coming in right there they're so good-looking I love the
way they look got another one here coming in but more importantly guys I'm
just letting these guys do their thing this branch was already wrapped around
my magnolias probably have to chop that one down but take a look at this
they're absolutely growing out of control I love it and you recall that I
do want to have these as well go all the way across this side as well so it's
kind of a tangled mess I am still deciding how I want to trim these up I
don't want to do a lot of trimming right now because A they look beautiful and
B allowing them to kind of go crazy helps develop stronger root system and
fatter trunks now eventually I have to decide what to do with these guys
because it's already grown pretty strong into this wire but that's what I want
and I wanted to kind of get it get it up away from the tree and spread out it'll
be a couple more years before these guys even consider flowering guys so that's
not the mission today the mission today is just to give you an update after two
years see how well they're spread out see how well they're growing and allow
them to kind of go a little bit crazy and fatten up their trunks and and be
even larger vines come the next year well there you have it everyone that is
my Kiwi trees grown from seed update two years old at the end of the day I hope
you're enjoying the series I'm not allowed to update you today I just
wanted to give you some a look at them on how they're doing after they've done
more than just break their buds from the last video the next video in about a
month is when I'll start doing some pruning and probably some feeding and
we'll get more into that at the next video hope you enjoyed the video if you
did please give it a thumbs up and as always thanks for watching
you
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