November 23, 2024

VIDEO: How to Grow Passion Fruit from SEED


In this video, I show how to grow passion fruit from seeds and grow them into dozens of seedlings using the crush and sow method. We then plant the passionfruit out along a trellis to grow into several passion fruit vines – it’s all so easy gardening to do you’ll be amazed by how many passion fruit growing tips we pack into just 2 minutes!

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26 thoughts on “VIDEO: How to Grow Passion Fruit from SEED

  1. I actually tried your way and it didnt grow for 2 weeks. So I thought I failed and poured the potting mix and seed in a emptyed place of my garden. Then guess what I have about 6 baby passionfruit plants growing now. What a mystery!

  2. Thanks Mate for sharing this technique, gonna try my hand at growing passion fruit, here in Mexico we know this fruit as 'Granada China', literally: Chinese Pomegranate, lol…but how to know if your fruit isn't grafted, the color of the outer casing? These Granadas chinas are orange in color, and some have a bit of purple near the stem where they were attached to the plant. I bought a passionfruit, known here as 'Maracuya' which I understand is native to South America, that I have in the fridge, so for it to truly dry out, getting it to room temp. Thumbs up, liked and greetings to you from Mexico. 🙂

  3. Someone accidentally cut down my passionfruit vine, I was devastated, it was my pride and joy. The stump died off and hasn't regrown. I was tidying up surrounding flowers and came across 2 very old and dried up passionfruit from my old vine. I harvested all the seeds and planted in trays then transferred the successful ones into newspaper pots. Now I have 51 passionfruit saplings!! It's like the silver lining, my old vine lives on!

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