we make passion fruit ice blocks we get the passion fruit and put them in small blocks and freeze them and they will keep for along time we leave the seeds in them and wen you want to use them you just get one and put them in water and wait till they defrost in the water and you have a nice cold drink
A good use of the Passion Fruit when it "dries" up or wrinkle up is to break the shell and use the innards as a base for lemonade. You basically take about 2 fruits, take the insides out, and crush the seeds. Mix it in sugar and a little salt and add ice. It's a great lemonade or passionate passionade! ;-)
a video on the use of the flowers and leaves? I had a passionflower that literally took over my backyard, and crawled towards my neighbors. i got a very few fruits, but TONS of flowers. ( i'm in PA). neighbors were always complaining about the now house size plant, and how it brought bees. ( i never saw honey bees, just big bumblebees that would go to sleep on the flowers). the plant material, vine, leaf, and especially flower make amazing tea. it's a sedative, and can be combined with chamomile and valerian for an amazing anti-anxiety, or before bed tea.. i miss that plant. i'm in a new house now, and fear i won't be able to grow it to it's past majesty. i loved windows that usually were to sunny in the winter and spring that by mid summer gave the house a deep green glow from the vines covering them. The fruits are good, but i find the true magick in the vines and leaves, it almost seems sentient as each morning new tendrils reach, grab, and grow up anything they can find.
Wonderful story. Thank you. I was walking my dog and saw in the ground the flower. Cosby believe it was still living and growing. I dug it up and carried it home like a sick animal needing nursing. Put it in a pot and it did back. Then this year it spring to life. Now I can add it fruiting. And yes I noticed the Bumble bee would sleep inside now I know why from your story. I forgot it has a seditative behavior and would work well with valerian and chamomile. I must try that now that I have fresh.
Wow thanks John for giving the ideas of using passion fruits because I got 2 passion fruit vines that have lots of fruits this year! I’m so happy! I’ll make lots of juice and fruit rolls!
Each our own, I like the seed, I make Lilikoi ice cram with the seeds and people love it. I grew the yellow and purple not much different in taste to me. A friend has Jamaican Passion fruit which is very good. Those tase different.....
hey john. i know someone else mentioned it in a comment, but to give you a heads up with rockdust it is very common to use basalt rocks (lava rocks) for there high mineral content. And they can be found everywhere on the island! love the vidoes!!! thanks for all you do
I have the yellow variety it didn't yield any fruit when planted in pot but once planted in ground took off thrives in sandy soil in fl an yields lots of fruit even without fertilizing
+Praxxus55712 its partial sun and my indoor growing conditions can't get any worse. You should see the little yellowy white aphids that rode my pots indoors. ;.; I'm stuck checking pots daily and spraying dish soap and water point blank range on the undersides of the leaves. It works, their numbers plummeted, but I still find a cluster now and again. My beet greens and string beans in pots made it easy for me, they plastered their tops against the window and left their undersides facing me. :D that said leaving a hanging planter of kentucky wonder in the window is growing beautifully. Living curtains here I come! And I do want to decorate with living curtains :P
Love you channel. Hi john. Can you help me with me passion fruit problem? My passion fruit vine is filled with flowers. Somehow, it didn’t get a chance to fertilize because the buds are bitten off by some insects. It just get bitten off at the stem/bud and drops to the ground before it opens up. I have been watching the buds but cannot find any insects near it. I see flies, wasps, geckos, and ants around it. How can I save the flowers buds? Please help please.
John, the other reason to grow a vine on fencing for a privacy fence is no matter which direction the wind blows in the spring summer and early fall it will keep your yard and house cooler (transpiration of the leaves + wind = Swamp Cooler) ... so yeah... I would definitely do it...
I was wondering.. would they need azomite there on Hawaii? The whole place is lava rock basically? Isn't that the same thing as Azomite? Or could they use lava rock or sand there? Thank you John.. I love your videos and info!!
i have the excellent purple variety....but lately the unripe fruits shrivelled and drop....some of the matured fruits drop too. I have hung a few fruit fly traps that that removes few or most of these buggers....could this be a fruit fly infestation or lack of something or excess of something Helpppp
Have you ever grow the one is call edulis? is yellow the purple is call frederick right now Im trying to plant the orange is call ligularis very rare its from Peru I got it from the seed it took me almost 2 months just to germinate but now is about 6 feet and im ready to put it on the soil great video.
when you talk about juicing versus blending, did you ever try blending and then running that through your juicer to remove that gritty texture? I'm assuming that you meant that the blender oxygenated the juice, not oxidized it like some of the comments suggested. Sometimes you need to think before you type! LolHave you known of anyone making jellies from passion fruit, wine?
Good question it oxyygenates, whatever that means but it oxidizes also although I understand he wasn't alluding to that aspect but indirectly he did when he said you lose the nutrients because oxidation discolours the mix and discoloration means it's putrifying and that means loss of nutrients..so yes it does both airates and oxidizes thanks
Thank you always for your videos , I have a question , I have 2 different kind of , but both are creeper, one of them with beautiful flowers but still not fruits and the other with no flowers but seems like you have shown here. Can you give some advise to grow them in a climate like in Uruguay, I will appreciate .
You should never just throw away the wrinkled Lilikoi, no matter how wrinkled or even if brown. When I buy it, I normally get the wrinkled ones. The taste is better (in my opinion). It is not like other fruit. To drink, I normally mix it with some water. To cook with I use it straight up. If you want to eat the meat, you don't want any or very little wrinkling.
Aloha John, lovin the Omega 8005 that I got from u a few years back. How ru using the medicinal cannabis? Can u make a video on that? Would love to see the video on freeze drying! Mele Kalikimaka!
I've tried a multiple times, multiple ways to get these to grow, for medicinal and fun fruit purposes, but as of yet, I can't get anything past a 2 or 3 inch sprout. ....The flowers I've seen growing wild in pastures and I've found them very productive on fences around farms on a few occasions. The fruits are almost like green limes here in mid-TN..........................love passionflower tea at bedtime! (Order it dried from BHS).
isent that an volcanic island? usually you get a lot of "rock dust/ volcanic ash" falling from the air and the soil is plenty good as it is ;) when there is some big eruption in Iceland we get minerals falling and fertilizing the ground here in Norway.
If this is happening it likely means you bought a variety that was grafted onto a non-fruiting rootstock that took over the graft, which can tend to happen when the vines die back in the cold. It was recommended in another video to buy passionfruit plants that are true-to-type when grown from seed, and reproduce them that way, replacing vines every 4 years or so.
@@badoo41sol13 Hello neighbor! I live in the Hill Country near Austin, and just bought a passion fruit vine. However, I was not aware of how big it gets!! The place I bought it from said 12 feet. If it IS 12 feet - I can handle that. BUT now that I'm researching it more, I'm finding it will actually grow 60 to 80 feet!!! YIKES!!! I'm definitely NOT set up for 80 feet!!! Now I'm a bit scared to plant it in the ground. I don't have the resources to wrangle with even 40 feet of vigorous vine growth. Please tell me how much growth do you get on yours down in S.A.? Do you cut it back after it dies back in the Winter, or Spring? Or would I have to keep the old growth on it to get fruit? I would really appreciate an honest answer from someone nearby!! 💚💚💚💚💚
I'm not John, but I grew excellent celery last year. I companion planted calendula flowers (the tall ones, not those you can buy in pony packs) with celery. I planted 5 or 6 celery plants in a circle of about a foot diameter. Then I planted the calendulas in the corners. The flower plants grew tall and encouraged the celery to grow tall as well. I definitely will be planting the same combo this year. When I transplant my celery (very tiny still), I'll plant the flowers as seeds.
ok thats cool i companion planted celery and cilantro but the thing is that celery and cilantro almost look alike so i don't know if that would affect their development..
Dwayne Lewis Another grouping I've grown successfully were turnips, peas (on trellis), and parsley or cilantro. Here in sunny CA, I plant the cilantro on the shady side of the trellis, just in case we get a winter heatwave.
Dwayne Lewis I prefer to spend my time gardening? Been gardening for several decades. I may spend 4 or 5 hours a week, maybe more? I've been experimenting to find varieties that grow and thrive in Riverside County... low desert with very hot summers. That's why I love John's videos; especially those at his Las Vegas garden. His gardens put mine to shame, but the videos inspire me to improve.
mmmm, i only bought one because a lot of the ones at the store were wrinkled, but I /did/ save the seeds and put them in seedling starting pots. I garden on a tar paper tar beach style rooftop that makes it very possible to grow tropicals, /and/ i'm experimenting in training vines. As for the juicing bit, my two cents is that i have never regretted buying my singer juice giant. It was at goodwill for 10$, it was easy to use, but you have to be fastidious in cleaning it. ;.; which is why i don't juice very often.
pruning back to only the main vine and stems after harvest to get rid o extra decayed vies allows the next harvesto still maintain the big sections of the stems...the BEST rock dust is actually basalt as it has the highest paramagnetism and hawaiian cememnt is made from basalt dust at the quarries also ground lava is fantastic paramagnetic rockdust
Passion fruit juice makes a great mimosa. They serve this at Disney World's Animal Kingdom Lodge. But they also make a jungle juice Jungle Juice Tusker House-Animal Kingdom Mix together equal parts: Orange Juice Guava Juice Passion Fruit Juice
John! Your T-shirts are pretty rad. Have you ever thought about providing links for others to purchase? You could get referrals and donate towards your Fiverr campaign to translate more of your videos, etc. Good work by the way. Keep it up!
So John what variety of passion fruit did you replace your non-productive vine with? I got a "Frederick" passion fruit vine and so far it's doing great in my hot climate but it's only been in for a short while and I'm looking forward to the flowers and fruit. I'm hoping it's as productive as the vines in this video.
Know I"m a bit late to the show, here, but, NEVER TAKE YOUR EYES OFF YOUR KNIFE! One of the biggest rules in the kitchen! And cactus fruit seeds are ground into a protein and nutrient rich paste by Natives.
lamson92 I'm growing in zone 5 (IL) and it's been working just fine for me. As long as you have some way of bringing them in before winter, it'll work just fine.
please watch the video from NTVUganda it is in Africa They string the vines up on sticks and none of the vines touch the ground and get clogged or bunched up like the one in Maui. The video is called Seeds of gold: Growing passion fruit
John can you get a mic to clip on to your shirt? It always sounds like you're yelling and gets really annoying to listen to your videos, which I love so much!
The Hawaiian Islands being relatively very young geologically, and volcanically spawned, it's hard for me to believe that there wouldn't be a local source of a product as good as (or better than) Azomite.
Dont use juicer to get juice use slowest speed on blender for only one or 2 zips at slowest speed so you DONT break the seeds then you can plant tens of thousands of seeds and not waste the... strain well....freeze the juice adn it lasts indefinitely...as a concentrate.
Did you notice John everytime he has the fruit juice it makes him stutter and slow and somewhat like MS condition...wow by the end of the vid all the fruit juice makes John dizzy and almost drunk like...the fibre especially in the fruit is important for insulin and pancreas health...EVER ASPECT OF NATURE FROM GROWING, PROCESSING, AND CONSUMING...the more un- man made methods are adapted the less the side effects...it's almost like a curse upon those who want to play the "fairytale" God
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I have recently fallen in love with fruit farming. And these videos educate and feed my passion
lilikoi is super duper delicious. I especially love eating the seeds!
Why do you like blood and bone so much ? I am still unsure of the benefits , im considering getting some
Thx
we make passion fruit ice blocks we get the passion fruit and put them in small blocks and freeze them and they will keep for along time we leave the seeds in them and wen you want to use them you just get one and put them in water and wait till they defrost in the water and you have a nice cold drink
I love the red passion fruit plant. I have the red type for more than 10 years.sweeter and aromatic red passion fruits are excellent!
I like passion fruit when its all wrinkled up, thank you! I am planting today!
So how long does your passionfruit take to produce fruit?
I'm interested in growing some myself. I e sowed some right now. Now I just wait.🙏😣🌱
A good use of the Passion Fruit when it "dries" up or wrinkle up is to break the shell and use the innards as a base for lemonade. You basically take about 2 fruits, take the insides out, and crush the seeds. Mix it in sugar and a little salt and add ice.
It's a great lemonade or passionate passionade! ;-)
The seeds are good to eat, nice & crunchy. Also, orange juice & passion fruit together are a great mix. Let them wrinkle before eating.
a video on the use of the flowers and leaves? I had a passionflower that literally took over my backyard, and crawled towards my neighbors. i got a very few fruits, but TONS of flowers. ( i'm in PA). neighbors were always complaining about the now house size plant, and how it brought bees. ( i never saw honey bees, just big bumblebees that would go to sleep on the flowers).
the plant material, vine, leaf, and especially flower make amazing tea. it's a sedative, and can be combined with chamomile and valerian for an amazing anti-anxiety, or before bed tea.. i miss that plant. i'm in a new house now, and fear i won't be able to grow it to it's past majesty. i loved windows that usually were to sunny in the winter and spring that by mid summer gave the house a deep green glow from the vines covering them. The fruits are good, but i find the true magick in the vines and leaves, it almost seems sentient as each morning new tendrils reach, grab, and grow up anything they can find.
Wonderful story. Thank you. I was walking my dog and saw in the ground the flower. Cosby believe it was still living and growing. I dug it up and carried it home like a sick animal needing nursing. Put it in a pot and it did back. Then this year it spring to life. Now I can add it fruiting. And yes I noticed the Bumble bee would sleep inside now I know why from your story. I forgot it has a seditative behavior and would work well with valerian and chamomile. I must try that now that I have fresh.
Wow thanks John for giving the ideas of using passion fruits because I got 2 passion fruit vines that have lots of fruits this year! I’m so happy! I’ll make lots of juice and fruit rolls!
Each our own, I like the seed, I make Lilikoi ice cram with the seeds and people love it. I grew the yellow and purple not much different in taste to me. A friend has Jamaican Passion fruit which is very good. Those tase different.....
hey john. i know someone else mentioned it in a comment, but to give you a heads up with rockdust it is very common to use basalt rocks (lava rocks) for there high mineral content. And they can be found everywhere on the island! love the vidoes!!! thanks for all you do
This is my all time favorite fruit and has been since I was 7!!!
Finally! I've been waiting for this video on passionfruits foreeeevverer! Thank u john!
I own passion fruit vines myself, and letting them wrinkle up for a few days is called ripening....its not old its ripe.
The scale when wrinkling/drying up, pumps all the sugar and nutrients it has left into the pulp. They are way more delicious when wrinkled up.
I’ve been eating right after picking them up! I have to be patient and let it wrinkles! Anyway they are delicious even fresh pick! Very sweet!
I have the yellow variety it didn't yield any fruit when planted in pot but once planted in ground took off thrives in sandy soil in fl an yields lots of fruit even without fertilizing
I've grown this but it didn't survive to fruition. Whiteflies can wreak havoc on indoor plants and they loooove passion fruit leaves.
Good thing i live 30 floors up hahahahahahhaha
***** wow you have grown everything, thats pretty cool
+Pro-methean haha LOL
+Praxxus55712 its partial sun and my indoor growing conditions can't get any worse. You should see the little yellowy white aphids that rode my pots indoors. ;.; I'm stuck checking pots daily and spraying dish soap and water point blank range on the undersides of the leaves. It works, their numbers plummeted, but I still find a cluster now and again. My beet greens and string beans in pots made it easy for me, they plastered their tops against the window and left their undersides facing me. :D
that said leaving a hanging planter of kentucky wonder in the window is growing beautifully. Living curtains here I come! And I do want to decorate with living curtains :P
+Praxxus55712 wanted to add i just planted the passion fruit seeds today >.> hence why i'm watching this video.
Love you channel. Hi john. Can you help me with me passion fruit problem? My passion fruit vine is filled with flowers. Somehow, it didn’t get a chance to fertilize because the buds are bitten off by some insects. It just get bitten off at the stem/bud and drops to the ground before it opens up. I have been watching the buds but cannot find any insects near it. I see flies, wasps, geckos, and ants around it. How can I save the flowers buds? Please help please.
John, the other reason to grow a vine on fencing for a privacy fence is no matter which direction the wind blows in the spring summer and early fall it will keep your yard and house cooler (transpiration of the leaves + wind = Swamp Cooler) ... so yeah... I would definitely do it...
I was wondering.. would they need azomite there on Hawaii? The whole place is lava rock basically? Isn't that the same thing as Azomite? Or could they use lava rock or sand there? Thank you John.. I love your videos and info!!
They are different but both are paramagnetic so yes. both carry electrical potentials for plants.
:) why do some flowers die whilst just starting to flower? I can't figure it out. Maybe they simply don't like water/rain on them
It's really good with raspberries!
What kind of herbicide they use in the passion fruit vine lines, to kill the weed ?
Canal do DIDI do either living much or regular wood mulch
great video I have planted tens of thousands of these seeds the trellises really help.
trellises ?
its the fencing the plants are growing up.
yes anything they can gab on to then cling to to grow a fence or trellis or trees etc.
You've planted tens of thousands of seeds?! What do you do with all of the plants?
We have a passion fruit plant and it is healthy and produces a lot of fruit.
I am going to try the fruit rollups when my crop is ripe. I have about 100 mature plants growing this year in Tn
"Pretty envious of that passion fruit vine"
Rose Prince a
i have the excellent purple variety....but lately the unripe fruits shrivelled and drop....some of the matured fruits drop too. I have hung a few fruit fly traps that that removes few or most of these buggers....could this be a fruit fly infestation or lack of something or excess of something
Helpppp
I love your shirt, John!
do u have any videos show caseing all your juicers blenders dehydrators and stuff?
i want to buy one but idk which one to get
I love passion fruit wish I could grow it here.
Great presentation.
Have you ever grow the one is call edulis? is yellow
the purple is call frederick
right now Im trying to plant the orange is call ligularis very rare its from Peru I got it from the seed it took me almost 2 months just to germinate but now is about 6 feet and im ready to put it on the soil great video.
I have 4 passion fruit vines that are flowering but are not producing the fruit. Any ideas?
is that a breadfruit tree in the background i see awesome!
Hello I have a question for you. Is there anything that I can do with dried out passionfruit? Thank you in advance. LOL🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱
when you talk about juicing versus blending, did you ever try blending and then running that through your juicer to remove that gritty texture? I'm assuming that you meant that the blender oxygenated the juice, not oxidized it like some of the comments suggested. Sometimes you need to think before you type! LolHave you known of anyone making jellies from passion fruit, wine?
Good question it oxyygenates, whatever that means but it oxidizes also although I understand he wasn't alluding to that aspect but indirectly he did when he said you lose the nutrients because oxidation discolours the mix and discoloration means it's putrifying and that means loss of nutrients..so yes it does both airates and oxidizes thanks
Thank you always for your videos , I have a question , I have 2 different kind of , but both are creeper, one of them with beautiful flowers but still not fruits and the other with no flowers but seems like you have shown here. Can you give some advise to grow them in a climate like in Uruguay, I will appreciate .
you may have a nonfruiting passionfruit vine. Not all of them will produce fruit.
***** Hi , thanks for your answer , and I thought that . Have a great day
What is a good ph for. Passion fruit a trace mineral to use ?
currently i have both. i'm still contemplation on what type of trellis i have to build...
Hello John my passion fruit is dropping the flowers, what can I do?
You should never just throw away the wrinkled Lilikoi, no matter how wrinkled or even if brown. When I buy it, I normally get the wrinkled ones. The taste is better (in my opinion). It is not like other fruit. To drink, I normally mix it with some water. To cook with I use it straight up. If you want to eat the meat, you don't want any or very little wrinkling.
ulalamakuahine why don’t you want any wrinkle fruit?
Jodie Thuy that’s not what they wrote.
Pad 33 the last sentence ulalamakuahine said “if you want to eat the meat you don’t want any or very little wrinkling”
Aloha John, lovin the Omega 8005 that I got from u a few years back. How ru using the medicinal cannabis? Can u make a video on that? Would love to see the video on freeze drying! Mele Kalikimaka!
Lili Coi is a MUST have fruit for me everytime I go to Maui.
I've tried a multiple times, multiple ways to get these to grow, for medicinal and fun fruit purposes, but as of yet, I can't get anything past a 2 or 3 inch sprout. ....The flowers I've seen growing wild in pastures and I've found them very productive on fences around farms on a few occasions. The fruits are almost like green limes here in mid-TN..........................love passionflower tea at bedtime! (Order it dried from BHS).
I am in Southern Illinois and the purple passion i find is cold resisitant
isent that an volcanic island? usually you get a lot of "rock dust/ volcanic ash" falling from the air and the soil is plenty good as it is ;) when there is some big eruption in Iceland we get minerals falling and fertilizing the ground here in Norway.
That's what I thought.
After Mt. St. Helens, we had bumper crops all over the state.
please help! how can I grow passion fruit in Texas and only leaves and branches a lot, but no flowers or fruits ?
If this is happening it likely means you bought a variety that was grafted onto a non-fruiting rootstock that took over the graft, which can tend to happen when the vines die back in the cold. It was recommended in another video to buy passionfruit plants that are true-to-type when grown from seed, and reproduce them that way, replacing vines every 4 years or so.
can you grow these in Austin, TX? it freezes about around Thanksgiving time
They grow great here in NW Louisiana. Don't disk them with tractor.....I now have 1/2 acre of them growing wild
i'm in San Antonio, and i've have up to 3 or 4 types...they do die down in winter but just keep roots covered w/good mulch and they will survive.
@@badoo41sol13 Hello neighbor! I live in the Hill Country near Austin, and just bought a passion fruit vine. However, I was not aware of how big it gets!! The place I bought it from said 12 feet.
If it IS 12 feet - I can handle that. BUT now that I'm researching it more, I'm finding it will actually grow 60 to 80 feet!!!
YIKES!!!
I'm definitely NOT set up for 80 feet!!!
Now I'm a bit scared to plant it in the ground. I don't have the resources to wrangle with even 40 feet of vigorous vine growth.
Please tell me how much growth do you get on yours down in S.A.?
Do you cut it back after it dies back in the Winter, or Spring?
Or would I have to keep the old growth on it to get fruit?
I would really appreciate an honest answer from someone nearby!! 💚💚💚💚💚
I love this video!
Hey John just to find out something really quick, what do you think of companion planting celery and cilantro is that a good idea?
I'm not John, but I grew excellent celery last year. I companion planted calendula flowers (the tall ones, not those you can buy in pony packs) with celery. I planted 5 or 6 celery plants in a circle of about a foot diameter. Then I planted the calendulas in the corners. The flower plants grew tall and encouraged the celery to grow tall as well. I definitely will be planting the same combo this year. When I transplant my celery (very tiny still), I'll plant the flowers as seeds.
ok thats cool i companion planted celery and cilantro but the thing is that celery and cilantro almost look alike so i don't know if that would affect their development..
Dwayne Lewis Another grouping I've grown successfully were turnips, peas (on trellis), and parsley or cilantro. Here in sunny CA, I plant the cilantro on the shady side of the trellis, just in case we get a winter heatwave.
interesting by the way what do you do Sj Smith are yo a gardener or something?
Dwayne Lewis I prefer to spend my time gardening? Been gardening for several decades. I may spend 4 or 5 hours a week, maybe more? I've been experimenting to find varieties that grow and thrive in Riverside County... low desert with very hot summers. That's why I love John's videos; especially those at his Las Vegas garden. His gardens put mine to shame, but the videos inspire me to improve.
whats the variety ? do you know
Lol I used to eat my fruit roll ups like that when I was a kid lol 😂
What variety of Pasiflora (Maypop) do best ins zone 7 USA?
Keep it short and sweet
Don't import a rock, use a local rock! love you man
mmmm, i only bought one because a lot of the ones at the store were wrinkled, but I /did/ save the seeds and put them in seedling starting pots. I garden on a tar paper tar beach style rooftop that makes it very possible to grow tropicals, /and/ i'm experimenting in training vines.
As for the juicing bit, my two cents is that i have never regretted buying my singer juice giant. It was at goodwill for 10$, it was easy to use, but you have to be fastidious in cleaning it. ;.; which is why i don't juice very often.
+AnimeShinigami13 wrinkled means they are perfect for making into juice
I really enjoy watching your videos. :)
pruning back to only the main vine and stems after harvest to get rid o extra decayed vies allows the next harvesto still maintain the big sections of the stems...the BEST rock dust is actually basalt as it has the highest paramagnetism and hawaiian cememnt is made from basalt dust at the quarries also ground lava is fantastic paramagnetic rockdust
Good info
Passion fruit juice makes a great mimosa. They serve this at Disney World's Animal Kingdom Lodge. But they also make a jungle juice
Jungle Juice
Tusker House-Animal Kingdom
Mix together equal parts:
Orange Juice
Guava Juice
Passion Fruit Juice
P O G
I love your videos! Is it possible to make one for Passiflora Suberosa? Thanks!
Thanks for sharing.
Put some dried thai peppers and fish sauce. Yum!
But I did not actually see how to start passion fruit from seed in this video?
Seeds have the most nutrients!
you can freeze the seeds to keep them fresh
John! Your T-shirts are pretty rad. Have you ever thought about providing links for others to purchase? You could get referrals and donate towards your Fiverr campaign to translate more of your videos, etc. Good work by the way. Keep it up!
Can you grow lilikoi in a container on a 2nd story, small patio?
Jalia Hoopii yes on a 15 gallon for bigger branhes
our neighbor has something like that already crossing our property....now i know what it is and i can eat it LOL
So John what variety of passion fruit did you replace your non-productive vine with? I got a "Frederick" passion fruit vine and so far it's doing great in my hot climate but it's only been in for a short while and I'm looking forward to the flowers and fruit. I'm hoping it's as productive as the vines in this video.
Love that t-shirt! LOL
Very early day John. First again :)
Know I"m a bit late to the show, here, but, NEVER TAKE YOUR EYES OFF YOUR KNIFE! One of the biggest rules in the kitchen! And cactus fruit seeds are ground into a protein and nutrient rich paste by Natives.
I love the Shirt...🥬
passion fruit, milk, carnation milk to make a nice milk shake.
can i grow passion fruit in zone 6 ? thank you
lamson92 I'm growing in zone 5 (IL) and it's been working just fine for me. As long as you have some way of bringing them in before winter, it'll work just fine.
CheeseInc do they fruit ? I live in NJ and also want to grow a passion fruit was curious if it was worth the try
I live in the south and maypops grow wild.
please watch the video from NTVUganda it is in Africa They string the vines up on sticks and none of the vines touch the ground and get clogged or bunched up like the one in Maui. The video is called Seeds of gold: Growing passion fruit
This grows wild in Tennessee.
Did he just compare himself to passion fruit; in terms of girth?
Stephen Smith i was dying when I caught that 🤣
For what it's worth....it's the girth! Lol!
5:55 GIRTH COMMENT
Your supposed to let them wrinkle 💁🏼♂️
Keep on growing. Keep on juicing!
You crack me up!
You are so lucky
Grind up volcanic rocks from the island or black shale which is high in minerals and very low in aluminum.
Mawi wawi buds??
I like your videos, but they're too long so I wind up fast forwarding. Perhaps you could make smaller videos.
John can you get a mic to clip on to your shirt? It always sounds like you're yelling and gets really annoying to listen to your videos, which I love so much!
He's wearing a lav mic in this video. You can tell when his voice doesn't change when he turns his head away from the camera
someone's passionate about his passion fruit.... :O thought he was going to go off camera with that fruit rollup- lol
The Hawaiian Islands being relatively very young geologically, and volcanically spawned, it's hard for me to believe that there wouldn't be a local source of a product as good as (or better than) Azomite.
Sounds like you've been snorting too much of that rock dust man...
lol
Dont use juicer to get juice use slowest speed on blender for only one or 2 zips at slowest speed so you DONT break the seeds then you can plant tens of thousands of seeds and not waste the... strain well....freeze the juice adn it lasts indefinitely...as a concentrate.
good idea
Will passion fruit seeds grow into the same exact fruit? Or do you need grafted trees for that?
Why would you cut your passion fruit with sugar cane juice, but you dis using agave? Makes no sense.
never throw out the passion fruit seeds new studies shows that the seeds contain the most antioxidants.
The fruit did not oxidize in the 40 seconds between blending and drinking. You're making stuff up.
Passionfruit as they consider as a citrus family fruit
I wish I can reach through the PC screen and grab that juice from your hand and drink it myself..
Can I buy from you passion fruit please
*facepalm*
You should grow a soursop tree :)
Wouldn't one think that Maui is BUILT on 'organic rock!? Why add 'rock dust?? MauI must have VERY FERTILE SOIL!
Did you notice John everytime he has the fruit juice it makes him stutter and slow and somewhat like MS condition...wow by the end of the vid all the fruit juice makes John dizzy and almost drunk like...the fibre especially in the fruit is important for insulin and pancreas health...EVER ASPECT OF NATURE FROM GROWING, PROCESSING, AND CONSUMING...the more un- man made methods are adapted the less the side effects...it's almost like a curse upon those who want to play the "fairytale" God