How to grow passion fruit in pots (tips and illustrations)

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1. Planting method

2. Planting skills

Passion fruit can be grown by sowing seeds, cuttings, and divisions. For sowing, the seeds need to be taken out from August to October, dried and stored. Sow them in March of the next year and pour enough water. For cuttings, first select branches of about 10cm and insert them into a breathable matrix. The ramets are divided by the roots and planted separately. You can directly purchase seedlings for planting, and they will grow faster.

1. Planting method

1. Seeds: From August to October, after the fruit is fully mature, remove the outer skin and pulp, take out the seeds inside, and wash them with clean water. , put in a cool place to dry, and store until sowing. Sow seeds in March of next year. First soak the seeds in water for 1-2 days, which can increase the germination rate. After taking them out to dry, sow the seeds evenly on the soil and cover them with 2 cm of fine soil. Pour plenty of water.

2. Cuttings: Choose strong ones that are free from diseases and insect pests The branches are about 10cm in length and need to have 2-3 leaf buds on them. The substrate can be perlite or other breathable material. Insert the branches into it, then pour enough water on the same day, then spray water every day, wait for a period of time, roots will take root, and then transplant.

3. Branches: Take them out of the original pot, comb the roots, and divide them. The separated plants are then planted separately.

2. Planting skills

It is a type that is very easy to maintain and has relatively strong skin. If you plant potted plants at home, the growth time from seeds will be relatively slow. You can directly purchase seedlings for planting, or use cuttings.

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