Byiraditha
We sometimes harvest up to 60 kg of fruit from our kiwi tree (after the first frost or at the end of October/November). We store them protected on a rack in our enclosed garden shed and enjoy them until March. Unfortunately, mice eat through plastic, paper, and cardboard, and then through the kiwis—leaving their droppings behind them! Can I store the kiwis in closed Styrofoam boxes, or do they need air?
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I would like to answer that. Kiwis from my own harvest I find wonderful. I think I’ll try that too. Many years ago, our daily newspaper saw a report that someone has harvested Kiwis from their own harvest. Also a large amount, and also allegedly stable until March. I can’t believe that. If you buy kiwis in the store, keep the maximum 1 month.
Do you need the air? I think so. Not airtight. It can be enough to put a match in between.
Apples, fruits are stored at low temperatures, and increased CO2 content.