Easiest Passion Fruit Vine You Can Grow | Incense Passion Fruit

Описание: Passion Fruit Vine Growing Tips:


Best time to plant: When night temperatures are at least 50F and expected to rise in the next month or so. Can you still plant late in the season?. While planting late in the season is not ideal, it's still doable. You just need to make sure to protect your plant in the winter as it will be more sensitive due to not being rooted in the ground.

Sun: Full sun, half shade.

Winter: One of the hardiest varieties out there. It will tolerate winter as long as your soil doesn't freeze. Vine may die back due to frost damage. If roots are intact, it will come back from its root system in the spring.

Root System: Shallow/fibrous roots. Safe to plant close to structures.

Plant Structure: This is a vine. They require some type of support such as a trellis.

Flowering Fruiting: Most varieties will flower once they're fully rooted either in a container or in the ground. In containers, this happens faster than in ground. Normally within 1-2 years. Young plants tend to drop their flowers for various reasons. This is normal, as your plant matures, it will hold more flowers.

Pollination: Self Pollinating.

Watering: Water frequently. It's not about the volume of water but rather the frequency. In containers follow our 50% rule (let potting mix dry 50% in between watering). In ground, let soil dry about 6-12" in between watering.

Fertilization: In containers use any slow release fertilizer. In ground, plan compost and mulch is all you need.

Container Growing: These plants due ok in a container short term. You will need to up-pot or root prune as they get older. In containers they tend to sun burn easier and not hold fruit as good as in ground plants. Keep this in mind if you want to keep your plant potted. Patreon: patreon.com/QCTropicals (Exclusive perks!)