Actinidia chinensis 'Hotpink' is a popular ornamental tree and shrub from the Araliaceae family, known for its bright green leaves, large flowers, and edible berries. The plant attracts attention as a decorative element in gardens due to its attractive appearance and ability to form dense foliage.
For successful cultivation of Actinidia chinensis 'Hotpink', moderate care is required: the plant prefers sunny spots but cannot withstand severe droughts and cold. Suitable soil is nutrient-rich, well-drained, and rich in humus. With proper placement in a sheltered area from drafts (e.g., the western side of a building), the plant develops quickly and can produce a bountiful harvest.
The berries of Actinidia chinensis 'Hotpink' are small, up to 18 g, bright green, sweet, and fragrant. They ripen in the second half of September, making them a valuable product for gardeners who want to get a fresh harvest at the end of the season. Thanks to its high frost resistance, the plant can withstand moderate cold periods, and its transportability allows it to be used in various compositions and garden decorative schemes.