1.5 years later, where are we with with our Naivasha passion project? | Passion farming in Kenya

[@2ericoco]

Thank you for the update.These is really encouraging , knowing that it can be done when you do it right.

[@isaackariuki1338]

Impressive..keep it going... Blessings follow you

[@hillaryterer2316]

Great insights, well done

[@petermuthui8165]

Keep it up

[@GladysHeel13]

I am just wondering... if you would have your vines run across the opposite poles and have a canopy effect, would that help to protect the soil and fruit when it falls, from the rays of the sun?

[@benstan626]

Hello where did you source your passion fruit seedlings.

[@jedidahwairimu8700]

We also want to see updates on the tumaini farm ,this is a very good job

[@tukuze_matunda]

Hi Wairimu. I will in the coming week

[@petermuthui8165]

Could you please share your contacts for us to consult

[@GladysHeel13]

Sorry about the lost vines. Did you finally manage to find out the cause of the lost vines?

[@collinsvaldes]

Kindly how can I reach out to you