When does passion fruit bear fruit and when is it ripe?

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1. Result time

2. Maturity time

Passion fruit usually begins to bear fruit after flowering. If planted in spring, it will bloom in May or June of that year. It will bear fruit after natural or artificial pollination. However, its flowering time is sometimes in summer or autumn, and the fruiting time is related to the maturity time and flowering time. It takes 40-60 days for the fruit to mature when it blooms in spring; it takes 60-80 days for it to mature when it blooms in summer.

1. Fruiting time

Generally, passion fruit is planted in February or March in spring. If planted at this time, as long as reasonable maintenance is carried out, it will bloom in May or June. . Then after natural pollination or artificial pollination, they will begin to bear fruit. However, its flowering time is not the same, and the fruiting time will be different at different flowering periods. The earliest ones bloom in May and June, followed by July and August in summer, and September in autumn. They usually bear fruit after the flowering period.

2. Maturity Time

Bloom and bear fruit at different times, and the fruit maturity time is also different. Usually, if it blooms in spring, it usually takes 40-60 days for the fruit to mature. If it blooms in summer, you need to wait 60-80 days. It blooms in autumn and the fruits mature after 80-90 days. Others will bloom after October. If they bloom at this time, you will have to wait at least 90 days for the fruit to mature.

Generally, in November during the autumn and winter seasons Only then will the fruits be harvested. When harvesting, you must wait until the outer skin turns yellow or purple, or wait until it falls off naturally before harvesting. Pick it up as soon as possible after it falls, otherwise it will rot easily if it is exposed to rain or sun.

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