The first flower in first picture is the Passiflora Caerulea it has thinner leaves then the on your presenting. Passion flower and passion vine Maypop are different. There’s so many different varieties. I love these flowers. Love the plant Blue Passion Flower aka Bahama Blue in first photo.
Love your energy and all your tips. I’m just learning and so excited to see my new plants grow. I have both Maypop and Bahama Blue starter plants and hoping it grows as large as your pot 🙌🏼
Hi and thanks for watching! You can pot them up with seedling mix in containers then plant out your seedlings when they are about eight inches high. Here is some more information for you: www.tropicalpermaculture.com/growing-passionfruit.html#:~:text=So%20buy%20some%20nice%20passionfruit,can%20take%20months%20to%20germinate.
Very nice information as always! Will Passion Fruit flowers attract butterflies? ...when does this Passion fruit ready to eat (Summer or Winter)? Thank you!
Hi! Yes it attracts all pollinators! They are ready to eat at the end of summer into fall for purple vines and may be through winter for the yellow form! Hope that helps!
First flower is Bahama Blue Passiflora Caerulea picture of first flower yes Gulf Fritillary Butterflies. They lay their eggs and eat the leaves, but all butterflies or pollinators will drink nectar out of all varieties of flowers.
Some passionflower vines are hardy. We have maypop passion flower vines that grow wild here in KY. I used to have one growing down my chain link fence. You don't have to bring these in just cut them back after frost and they come back the next year. The Red ones are the tropical ones that need to be brought in.
how long generally it takes for the seed to germinate the seeds? I have kept the seeds for a week now in cocopeat, I keep it wet and daily keep it in sunlight to make dure that it remains hot and humid.
Hi Devendra, Thanks for watching! Some seeds germinate within two to three weeks, and some as long as four. Other seeds will take up to four months to sprout.
Hi Tom. Different varieties of passion fruit not only taste different, but they may also have a different texture. Most common in USA is pasiflora edulis- what you find at market. I had the pleasure of discovering a pasiflora granadilla (orange outside, red inside) was very sweet
@@EdenMakers thank u so much for the reply.... And i'm going nuts for passion fruit.. i recently bought 2 passion fruit vines for which i have been waiting for 4 years(infact it didn't get any vine still... It is too small )and it's growth is very slow..... Is this just because of dormancy? Need your valuable reply...
@@tomdraws7264 Please connect with me on my Facebook page! Edenmakers by Shirley Bovshow! You can post pictures of your plant in the comment section of any of my posts, and I respond to 100% questions! I would love to help properly diagnose the issue with your plant! I look forward to seeing you there, Tom!
Hy Shirley, i'm Mark from Belgium where we doesn't have a tropical climate but i've succeeded in growing a passiflora from seed. My plant is about 1,5y old but hasn't flowering yet! Should i have two plants to have flowers?
Hi Ashima Roy, Thanks for watching. I gave instructions in my video above but also here are some additional tips: www.homestolove.com.au/how-to-grow-passionfruit-from-seed-12328
Haha...constructive criticism ACCEPTED!! I just turned the video on and did the same thing! Well, I do get excited, and while I WAS outdoors, I need to control my projection more!! I hope this doesn't keep you from some solid plant and gardening advice! I'm here to answer your questions!
@@EdenMakers I personally don't mind I'm a super introvert and plants get me excited when I go to nurseries or am showing pictures and my collection xD❤. I feel like I annoy my mom sometimes lol.
The fruit is delicious, and I use the leaves in herbal medicine....love this segment Shirley!!!
Tincture Guy Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
I’ve always wanted one of those plants but they cost $50 at my local nursery... maybe I’ll try propagating from seed next season!
Dang, I got mine for $10 o.o.
Hi Joseph! It's fun to grow from seeds! I would encourage trying that! :D :D Thank you for watching my video!
@@dannyboii9117 Great deal!
The first flower in first picture is the Passiflora Caerulea it has thinner leaves then the on your presenting. Passion flower and passion vine Maypop are different. There’s so many different varieties. I love these flowers. Love the plant Blue Passion Flower aka Bahama Blue in first photo.
Thanks so Much for your insight!
Love your energy and all your tips. I’m just learning and so excited to see my new plants grow. I have both Maypop and Bahama Blue starter plants and hoping it grows as large as your pot 🙌🏼
@@freebutterfly102 Thank you for your feedback! Best of luck!
Great video and Shirley as gorgeous as ever!
Thanks for watching Brans :-)
nice information cuz i think all deepens of what kind of variety is the fruit, in peru passion fruit is very acid but delicious
Jacek Jac thanks for watching, I’m happy you found my video helpful!
I Love this video! Can't wait to see more!
Do we need to start the seed in a pot first, or it can go straight to the ground?
Hi and thanks for watching! You can pot them up with seedling mix in containers then plant out your seedlings when they are about eight inches high. Here is some more information for you:
www.tropicalpermaculture.com/growing-passionfruit.html#:~:text=So%20buy%20some%20nice%20passionfruit,can%20take%20months%20to%20germinate.
EdenMaker You’re Amazing! Thanks for the help!
Very nice information as always!
Will Passion Fruit flowers attract butterflies? ...when does this Passion fruit ready to eat (Summer or Winter)?
Thank you!
Hi! Yes it attracts all pollinators! They are ready to eat at the end of summer into fall for purple vines and may be through winter for the yellow form! Hope that helps!
It's the Zebra Longwing's host plant.
First flower is Bahama Blue Passiflora Caerulea picture of first flower yes Gulf Fritillary Butterflies. They lay their eggs and eat the leaves, but all butterflies or pollinators will drink nectar out of all varieties of flowers.
Thanks
Some passionflower vines are hardy. We have maypop passion flower vines that grow wild here in KY. I used to have one growing down my chain link fence. You don't have to bring these in just cut them back after frost and they come back the next year. The Red ones are the tropical ones that need to be brought in.
Hi Cindy, Thanks for watching and sharing your additional tips. Hope you have a wonderful day!
how long generally it takes for the seed to germinate the seeds?
I have kept the seeds for a week now in cocopeat, I keep it wet and daily keep it in sunlight to make dure that it remains hot and humid.
Hi Devendra, Thanks for watching! Some seeds germinate within two to three weeks, and some as long as four. Other seeds will take up to four months to sprout.
@@EdenMakers Thanks for the reply, I hope mine will terminate in 2 weeks.
Wow will try this
Great! I would love to hear how it goes! Good luck!
Can I ground in Las Vegas Nevada?
Nice information dear👌👍😍💚
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Does all varieties of passion fruit taste similar? Or any difference in their taste??pls rply
Hi Tom. Different varieties of passion fruit not only taste different, but they may also have a different texture. Most common in USA is pasiflora edulis- what you find at market. I had the pleasure of discovering a pasiflora granadilla (orange outside, red inside) was very sweet
@@EdenMakers thank u so much for the reply.... And i'm going nuts for passion fruit.. i recently bought 2 passion fruit vines for which i have been waiting for 4 years(infact it didn't get any vine still... It is too small )and it's growth is very slow..... Is this just because of dormancy? Need your valuable reply...
@@tomdraws7264 Please connect with me on my Facebook page! Edenmakers by Shirley Bovshow! You can post pictures of your plant in the comment section of any of my posts, and I respond to 100% questions! I would love to help properly diagnose the issue with your plant! I look forward to seeing you there, Tom!
Just picked one up a few days ago :D.
Enjoy!
Hy Shirley, i'm Mark from Belgium where we doesn't have a tropical climate but i've succeeded in growing a passiflora from seed. My plant is about 1,5y old but hasn't flowering yet! Should i have two plants to have flowers?
Passionfruit are self-fertile, so there is no need to have two vines. It may be too immature to flower.
Haha... These types of shows are SO cheesy!!! :D Thanks for the info though. :-)
Welcome! Thanks for watching!
Haha STOP IT !!! Lol
Lol, Thanks for watching :-)
How to germinate 2 month old dried passion fruit seeds ?
Hi Ashima Roy, Thanks for watching. I gave instructions in my video above but also here are some additional tips:
www.homestolove.com.au/how-to-grow-passionfruit-from-seed-12328
Thank you
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I had to keep lowering the volume- she isn’t using her inside voice!
Haha...constructive criticism ACCEPTED!! I just turned the video on and did the same thing! Well, I do get excited, and while I WAS outdoors, I need to control my projection more!! I hope this doesn't keep you from some solid plant and gardening advice! I'm here to answer your questions!
@@EdenMakers I personally don't mind I'm a super introvert and plants get me excited when I go to nurseries or am showing pictures and my collection xD❤. I feel like I annoy my mom sometimes lol.
Oh boy! Get us together and we will shatter some eardrums with our happy squeals!!
Thanks for commenting!
@@dannyboii9117 How funny!
It’s nice we all have different personalities & so glad some people have large personalities and are loud like me lol 🌿👍🏼