The invention discloses a fast cultivation method for Kiwi berry fruiting mother branch. The fast cultivation method for the Kiwi berry fruiting mother branch comprises steps of 1, inserting traction bamboo poles, 2, binding a traction rope at an intersection part between each bamboo pole and a rack surface, binding the other end of the rope to a top of an adjacent bamboo pole in a direction of a same row, 3, uniformly binding six to eight traction ropes on the rack surface between the adjacent bamboo poles, binding the other end of the rope to two bamboo poles in a direction of a vertical row, 4, pulling a vine to a traction rope in a parallel row direction when a sprout is over the rack surface by 1cm, 5, putting down the vine and snipping the top, fixing the vine onto the rack surface in a parallel manner as a permanent main vine when the vine grows to the top of the bamboo pole along the traction rope, 6, when a side vine grows out of the main vine by 1 cm, pulling the side vine to the traction rope in the vertical row direction, and 7, snipping the top of the side vine when the side vine grows to the top of the bamboo pole and fixing the side vine to the rack surface by being perpendicular to the main vine as a fruiting mother branch. The fast cultivation method for the Kiwi berry fruiting mother branch uses apical dominance, a main vine or a fruiting mother branch can be formed in a current year of the planting, 1-2 years earlier than regular cultivation, and, through vine traction, a high yield is in a fourth year, so that economic benefit is realized early.