Actinidia NATELLA

Practical experience growing the 'Natella' actinidia

For a grower focused on consistent output, 'Natella' serves as a reliable asset for achieving a marketable harvest. Developed by the Federal Research Center for Horticulture, this variety combines predictable growth patterns with solid performance metrics.

Operational parameters and maintenance

Managing this plant requires a robust trellis system: sturdy supports and precise pruning are essential to prevent the vines from sagging under the weight of the fruit. Maintenance involves standard pruning cycles that direct the plant's energy into fruit-bearing wood. You can expect a consistent yield of 8 to 12 kg per mature plant—a performance level that minimizes operational headaches when proper agricultural practices are followed.

Harvest specifics

The fruit features a classic green skin and flesh. They do not require complex post-harvest handling, as standard ripening conditions are sufficient. Importantly for the operator, the plant is not prone to premature fruit drop if harvested at the right time, which streamlines field operations during the peak season.

• Fruit color: green.
• Flesh color: green.
• Yield: 8–12 kg per bush.
• Origin: Federal Research Center for Horticulture (Russia).