A male variety that does not produce fruit, the Arctic kiwi ‘Pasha’ (Actinidia kolomikta) offers its pollen to the female ‘September Sun‘. 1 male is enough to pollinate 4 females in the same row, the furthest away at a maximum of 5 meters. They are the ones who will bear the fruit. Of Russian origin and subarctic hardiness, the Arctic kiwi ‘Pasha’ offers an attractive variegated coloring, with touches of cream then pink appearing in summer in lush foliage, at its best if it passes into the shade during the hot hours, a situation that allows the humidity that the plant needs to be maintained, also hoping to delay its spring awakening, jeopardizing a sometimes rushed foliage and flowering. This flowering in meringues with the scent of lemon pie lasts about twenty days.