These are beautiful, thank you for sharing.
It really speaks to something when I'm rooting (no pun intended) for a Kiwi vine to find the pole, like "come on buddy you can do it". Very satisfying to watch.
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What is happening to the soil? You are not just watering it, it looks like it gets moved around a lot?
Anything you'd normally do with soil...? Remove other things that start to grow, check how dry it is by pushing your finger into it (therefore moving it around), and parts of the soil itself decomposing so stuff moves over time, bugs crawling around etc. Such a long time lapse of almost anything will have it move and change more than what you can notice normally.
In the time laps, it is moved around on a daily basis. More often than it is watered, seemingly.
Amazing!!
Downvoted for calling a kiwifruit a kiwi.