The Actinidia deliciosa solissimo variety, also known as self-fertile Kiwi, is a climbing plant known for not needing a male pollinator. The fruit has an oval shape and a brown skin covered in hair and is characterized by regular and abundant production.
Kiwi prefers temperate zones, tolerates heat well but it is necessary to protect the plant from wind and frost. It requires constant irrigation, especially in summer.
It is sweet and juicy, bright light green, very fragrant, with an excellent flavor, with fine, melting pulp and small black seeds. It is very rich in vitamin C, has a high content of water, antioxidants, potassium and fiber.