How to grow Passion Fruit??

November 3rd, 2008 · 2 Comments

i love the fruit! i know they have the seeds but when are they in season and how do i grow them? thanks

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  • 1 Elizabeth H // Nov 3, 2008

    Growing passionfruit seeds is not hard. The seed just needs to be fresh. For some reason old seed takes a lot longer to germinate. So buy some nice passionfruit, separate half a dozen seeds from the pulp, and plant them as soon as possible. They take about ten to twenty days to germinate.

    If you buy your seed then it’s likely older, so be prepared to wait. Old passionfruit seeds can take months to germinate. The best way seems to be to just put them in the garden and leave them be, and eventually they come up. Or not.

    There are some tricks like soaking the seeds in warm water first, and some people swear by vinegar. Others report their acidic soil seems to do the job. I believe in fresh seed. Whenever I used fresh seed it came up without problems.

  • 2 Dark )o( Divine // Nov 3, 2008

    Here is a site I found to be helpful on these questions, http://www2.dpi.qld.gov.au/horticulture/5524.html

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