How to Grow Passionfruit | Mitre 10 Easy As Garden
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- Опубліковано 14 лис 2018
- The tangy passionfruit not only tastes delicious but is a great addition in any garden thanks to its glossy foliage and fragrant exotic flowers. As a garden crop it's easy to grow, this guide will show you how.
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Thank you for getting to the point! Your videos are so informative and easy to watch
We love hearing this, thank you! 🙌
Cool video
I really love plants
Thank you! Was clueless prior to watching this! 👌
Glad to hear we could help you with knowing how to grow passionfruit! ^Ed
Very well explained! Thanks!
Brilliant advice. Exactly what I was looking for
Glad we could help :) ^Kyle
thank you
do you prune the passionfruit vine each winter?
Thanks
Thank you for this video. It was easy to understand and informative. I am curious if I do not have lava rock can I use any type of rocks at the bottom to help drainage?
Hiya Sophia. Yes, any rocks should do fine ^Nathan
In my place the summer is very harsh so should I keep my plant in shade or partial sun shade n all the five plants r together in one big pot so do I have to separate them
Do you have a video on these from seed. They grow wild here but its hard to find the fruit. I saved the seeds and also have found seeds at the store.
I got two plants in a pot...need fertilizer to get flowers and set the fruits without fall. Both not higher that 3 feets...only challenge is stupid mites and wine hoppers...
i have my passionfruit vine growing here indoor in Norway. Its now 1 yr old. :)
how long after birth did you start making flowers? Thanks
@@mat7529 its not flowering yet. But It think i could flower after 2 years
How much artificial light do you need during the wintermonths?
@@maurizioarrivabene8182 I just have the plant in the window so I dont use any artificial lights. Beside, it became dorment during winter and spring.
Me to I have a passion fruit but I don't havemarket to supply it
What is that plant near with pinkish -red fruits.
Three possibilities spring to mind: a rose with rosehips after flowering has finished; an espaliered pomegranate with immature fruit; a pyrocantha or cotoneaster japonica: any of these might be grown up a trellis in New Zealand.
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Its March in Northland, far north. You rekon i should start the seedling process... Or when can you recommend to start the seedling process..?
Kia ora Ngahau, we'd recommend to plant passionfruit between mid-spring and mid-summer, or even later in very favourable condition 🤗. ^Cam
Whears the mulch mate? Check out Banana passionfruit🥰🥰.
what about weather ? hot,cold?
Preferbly hot
Full sun
Since it is almost winter now what if i plant seeds rn??
They do require warmer temperatures to ripen up Aman, so will depend on your location and climate 🤗 ^Cam
Where do you use the citrus mix?
Citrus mix is used to help feed your plant, once a month is suited :)
How do I keep the leaves from getting eaten by insects and burned? Can I spray vinegar and dish liquid diluted with water on the plants?
Best to check in with your local store on which products would be suitable for this ^Charlie
Easy ...buy neem oil and mix with 5ml, 3ml soap with 1ltr water in spray ...insect will die buy soap and they hate hanging out with neem oil...very safe..use after sunset and keep your attack 3 days in a raw...spider mites, aphid, wìnehoppers will say goodbye...
Had to cut down 4 of these never bare fruit. After 2 years only flowers. Even tried pollinating them myself. No luck.
Hi O no,If you want to give it another go plant some bee loving plants, like lavender, close by then that can help attract the bees for pollination ^John
mine is growing tap roots wat should i do bout that
Hey Austin, passionfruit does have a deep taproot, which needs to be part of any transplant for the best outcome. Are you planting out from the container you purchased it in, or transplanting from elsewhere? ^Meg
May I ask, is Scoria known as Lava Rocks?
Yes it is
How many months does it take to fruit?
Hi Amarquaye, your first fruit should appear around six to eight months after planting. The fruit ripen from mid-summer onwards. Passionfruit are ripe when the skin turns purple and fruit fall to the ground. ^Cam
It would be better to see the results
Hey buddy, I thought passion fruit grow in tropical environment like Florida. Which part of the country do you guys shoot this video?
Young Pam NZ is sub-tropical/ temperate climate. Passion fruit grows quite easily in warmer areas
Only summer...even south island getting over 60f December to March now because of global warming its Florida except April to spet..lol
That pot is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too small
Sorry i am not agreeing with you mate...i got 40l pots and produced fruit...
Jay Silva does the pot have holes in the bottom?
>.< Too small
My passion fruit is flowering but no fruit
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Are passion fruit frost tender?
Passionfruit will tolerate a slight frost of minus 1-2°C for brief periods ^Charlie
Mitre 10 New Zealand , thanks , we cut a passion fruit off our tree that was slightly purple and it had nothing inside it, do we have to wait until they fall or should they have fruit inside? Thanks
Yep, you'll want to give attached purple fruit (make sure they're fully purple before picking) a gentle twist when picking them from the vine - they're edible, but won't be as sweet. The ripest fruits will simply drop off the vine, so keep the area under your plant clear to facilitate finding the fruit. ^Charlie
Mitre 10 New Zealand great thanks for that!
steaks that come with it? lol
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Rocks and gravel in the bottom of your pots can do more harm than good