I can’t tell you how beautiful and helpful this video is…I am a first time grower of this passion fruit and had no idea how the bud looks like and I search to no vail. Luckily I found yours. Thank you a million times
Great video! Thank you for sharing. It's attracting to see the leafs surrounding the fruit falling down when it got fully ripe. As if the tree was hiding the fruit from our sight with the surrounding leafs to protect it, but once ripen, those leafs surrounding the fruit fell down to exhibit the fruit and make it prominent to the sight. As if it is telling: here it is! Now, you can harvest it! Just wonderful!
Love this little tree i just find a little plant in my front yard from seed I plant in spring i can’t wait to make cheese cakes and cookies and jello from passion fruit and sweet water
Awesome! I grow this exact variety of passionfruit in a 20-gallón container but I have had to allow my vine to clamber up to the canopy of my 20-feet tall mango tree. I wish I was able to prune mine and keep it low like yours, but I don't have the ideal location for it to get sufficient sunlight throughout the day if I kept it low.
I just love picking this flower when I was young on my way back home from school. I didn't know that this is passion fruit as no one knew as well in our province.
Thank you, this vid is perfect, I had a plant come up in a storm water ditch, it had one leaf on it that I thought I recognised as passion fruit but was unsure as I had never grown one. It thrived and growing profusely but here in tropical Queensland there are a few pretenders that can fool you. Now its covered in all these small leaf like protrusions as shown in your vid. Yayy I'm going to get passion fruit.
What zone are you? Love this video showing the time it takes to develop the fruit! In Ct, zone 6 I grew several passion plants from seed I got in fresh fruit. The one I put in a pot, compared to the ones in the ground, grew much taller and flowered. But then before our first frost in Oct I brought the potted one into my slightly heated sunroom to possibly grow fruit but no luck so far. I couldn’t bare to see it die, although I understand the roots may live through the winter. Still have flowers....waiting for fruit. Any tips?
Thanks for this video. I got a seedling about 3 weeks ago and finally see a tiny root at the bottom. It seems ready to be transplanted into a bigger pot but I'm scared and hope that it remains healthy. :D
Hi! I grow passion fruit for home, now because many fall to the ground I have plants growing everywhere. Its quite a prolific grower. I give many plants away to anyone. I have the dark purple variety and make pulp when they wrinkle slightly, boy what a job.
Oh my family and I love this fruit. My husband ate it for the first time when we went to Colombia some years ago and he loves it. How or where can you find the plant or seeds? if you can tell me please?
Superb.. your efforts are commendable. Very well shown stages. At last when u cut the fruit, it was mouth watering... I had tasted this many in my childhood days.. it is very hard to find in market.
I just found out it's called passion flower because it was named after the Passion of Christ Jesus. Early missionaries used the flower to tell Indians about the Passion because the structures of the flower represent Jesus and the Passion. It's fascinating.
God is one till now no one diffiend who created sky water plants f fruit we call this passion fruit flower Krishna Kantha in India 🙏🇮🇳 passion fruit is created by God grace of caurce what ever we offere to lord Jesus Christ ,lord Krishna 🙏🇮🇳 are lord Allah from love they expect by him lord is one but people are different by natur colour and mind set 😆😊😊😊😊
As a kid we use to feel the fruit and pluck them. If they were harden they aren't ripe. If they turn softer after turning its color we would know its ripe and pluck them. Opening them up was another adventure, we would put them between our palms and press. The fruit will break evenly.
I am definitely NOT an expert, but have you tried to pollinate the flowers with a paint brush? They are not open for long, maybe a day or 2. So, I got out there with a paint brush and moved some pollen onto the top 3 bits and they set for me. The ones that I did not do that to, just fell off without forming. Here where I live starts winter in a couple of weeks so I don't know how that will affect things. Good luck with your plant
@@auroreboreale9163 sorry, I am just a clumsy gardener who grows a few passionfruit plants in pots on the verandah because there are too many brown snakes around to grown anything in a proper garden.I am not sure where you are but Your name hints at maybe Sthn Hemisphere. We are already getting almost 30C days and it's still 2 more weeks of winter. SO I am hoping that my passionfruits will come back after being pretty stagnant over winter. My suggestions would be, 1) check the pH try to get it ro acid (less than 7 maybe say 6. Then, if in the ground, since we are coming into warmer weather, keep them watered. If they are like mine and in pots, it is a balancing act between giving them wet feet and drying them out. So, my method there is the pointer method. I stick my pointer into the pot soil at about midday (that gives it time to not give a fals reading due to a cool night. If it is damp, I leave it, If it is dry, I add water. I was told that adding I think epsome salts was good for leaf growth but didn't help the flowers. SO I guess a trip to a gardening centre or even a hardware store to have a look at a few fertilizers might help. But for some reason, my thoughts keep coming back to water. Also, if you do manage to get a few flowers, and if you DO use a paintbrush, it seems to work. BUT!!!! they take an age to form and grow to a decent size. I read not to pick them, so I just let mine last year, fall off. I said sorry to them for letting them fall (just before I sliced them in half and had them on ice cream )))) One last point, if the flowers actually form and are big, it might be worthwhile prizing open one of them and letting the petals realise that thay also have a job to do. Then, they might open up for you or just remove the sepals and give the petals a chance to spead out. DOnt do it to all of them...... experiment and see what happens. If you aren't getting anything now, well,,,,,,, you can't get much worse )))) (and then bring out the paint brush) )))))))
My elementary school had these plants growing along the fence, and whenever my classmates saw the flowers they’d pluck them and put them in their hair lol.
@@roxanabanatzianou6272 yes, but without natural pollinators you need to pollinate it by yourself. You can try to grow Passiflora foetida, or Passiflora incarnata, they're hardy and more easy to grow, but have smaller fruits (especially foetida)
You are SUPER close to 7a so I'm pretty sure you could grow Maypops outside. They will die every winter so as long as you let fruits fall (or do what I do and open the ripe fruits & spread the seeds around every year without planting them) then they will regrow the next year. Maypops are a passiflora just like passionfruit, however slightly different. They taste almost identical and fruit for literally 6 months out of the year. In zone 7a I still have dozens and dozens of fruits on the vine and I'm 100 miles from 7b.
Tell me please, where did the name originate? I understand that this vine originated in South America, but the name passion fruit, is what I'm most interested in? I have one idea,and it is the way one might eat it without the use of a utensil. Thanks.
आपका विडीयो देखा मेने फूल के बिच मे रहता हे उससे फल आते हे ऐसा बताया आप ने लेकिन फूल तो गीर जाते हे फल केसे आप मुजे बतायेगे कया आप ये बताना चाहते हे की फूल के बिच मे का जो भाग हे उससे फल आते हे जवाब दे प्रलीज हिंदी या गुजराती मे थेंकयू
In India we call this fruit as kourava Pandava fruit, bcz it has so many petals n five in the middle.pollen buds which grows on the fence.fragrance.but I never saw its fruit.tq for ur patience.
@@Pokemon12345-n tq to- I learned new thing from u bro.this type of relies gives happy feelings.whereas not giving to other netizens comments, n not understand the meaning of the comment, n not giving respect to women using filthy language relies pains hearts.so to the extent possible, I am reducing commenting.
Can you tell me there diffient types of passion flowers avaible? Bcoz we also hv one passion flower plan but that flower color is purple and there are no chances of fruit growing.
Dear Vishakha, in India 3 to 4 different types of Passion flower vines are commonly available. The usual blue coloured Krushna Kamal (क्रुष्णकमळ) , the Magenta coloured ( Lady Margaret), Red coloured ( Passiflora coccinea), and a yellow coloured which is uncommon. None of them bear fruits. The only variety of Krushna Kamal or Passion flower that bears fruits is called Passiflora edulis. It gets White Purple coloured flowers which get fertilized to Passion fruit. You can buy the vine of Passiflora edulis from a nursery and grow it in a big container. It will bear fruits in couple of years. You can see a video on Passion fruit on my RUclips channel Tropical flower gardening. It has all the information about growing Passion fruit in India.
@@tropicalflowergardening8198 i have also this plant 1 year old ..flowers also grown but fruits can't...why ..i can't understand when fruits will grow..i got flowers just like in video...is fruits will grow in my plant??
@@myfavVora , flowers need to get fertilized to bear fruits. You may try to fertile the flowers using a hand brush. It is also a good idea to plant some pollinator attracting plants like Pentas, near this vine. Pollinators like bees butterflies help in fertilizing the flowers. Please give the vine a dose of cow dung manure or vermicompost as flowering and fruiting requires lot of energy which will be supplied by them. Hope all this helps. Good luck.
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The birds in the background are so soothing to hear at this time of year when there's no birds out.
I can’t tell you how beautiful and helpful this video is…I am a first time grower of this passion fruit and had no idea how the bud looks like and I search to no vail. Luckily I found yours. Thank you a million times
You are so welcome
Omg, thanks you taught me a lesson that it took so much time to ripen it's fruit, definitely never wasted this fruit again
Great video! Thank you for sharing. It's attracting to see the leafs surrounding the fruit falling down when it got fully ripe. As if the tree was hiding the fruit from our sight with the surrounding leafs to protect it, but once ripen, those leafs surrounding the fruit fell down to exhibit the fruit and make it prominent to the sight. As if it is telling: here it is! Now, you can harvest it! Just wonderful!
Thanks for the tip!
I'm pretty sure that trees evolved to make their fruits green when there unripe so that creatures dont eat it when it's not ripe
This fruit is my favourite from childhood .
I also got this passion fruit vine .
We make juice and drink .
I have these growing like crazy in our fence roll. What part do you eat and what part do you toss?
Love this little tree i just find a little plant in my front yard from seed I plant in spring i can’t wait to make cheese cakes and cookies and jello from passion fruit and sweet water
I’m Montagnard Jarai indigenous I just planted passion fruit today in pot hope it will produce the flowers and fruit
OMG, one of the most amazing videos I've ever seen on maypop. Thank you for your patience in shooting this.
Awesome! I grow this exact variety of passionfruit in a 20-gallón container but I have had to allow my vine to clamber up to the canopy of my 20-feet tall mango tree. I wish I was able to prune mine and keep it low like yours, but I don't have the ideal location for it to get sufficient sunlight throughout the day if I kept it low.
I just love picking this flower when I was young on my way back home from school. I didn't know that this is passion fruit as no one knew as well in our province.
Thanks for taking the time to take pictures every day. Wonderful.
Thank you too!
This is very helpful! Thank you! How are the winters where you live?
My Passion fruit tree first flowering is started... Really excited
Thank you, this vid is perfect, I had a plant come up in a storm water ditch, it had one leaf on it that I thought I recognised as passion fruit but was unsure as I had never grown one. It thrived and growing profusely but here in tropical Queensland there are a few pretenders that can fool you. Now its covered in all these small leaf like protrusions as shown in your vid. Yayy I'm going to get passion fruit.
Thanks for sharing, is a 40cm pot ok to grow the passionfruit, Do they have a bug root system?
Please upload more videos. It’s pretty nice and easy. And if you could tell us when to add fertilizers, and what kind of fertilizers ❤️🌹
What zone are you? Love this video showing the time it takes to develop the fruit! In Ct, zone 6 I grew several passion plants from seed I got in fresh fruit. The one I put in a pot, compared to the ones in the ground, grew much taller and flowered. But then before our first frost in Oct I brought the potted one into my slightly heated sunroom to possibly grow fruit but no luck so far. I couldn’t bare to see it die, although I understand the roots may live through the winter. Still have flowers....waiting for fruit. Any tips?
I live in tropical country, and have not idea of how it survives in 4 season country. Sorry.
Thanks fur sharing, can the passionfruit grow in a 40cm pot?
Thanks for this video. I got a seedling about 3 weeks ago and finally see a tiny root at the bottom. It seems ready to be transplanted into a bigger pot but I'm scared and hope that it remains healthy. :D
My aunty has a whole farm of these passion fruits. I think I’ll start to grow some also
nice please Talk to ur aunty and send me some plants to Oklahoma city
@@pedaballinani307 hmm I have a farm of passion fruit in HUNGARY. I'LL SEND YOU SOME
@@journalingcorner1846 very nice of you . please send me some pictures of flowers thanks in advance spennabadi@gmail.com
@@pedaballinani307 I sell plants
Sir my flower are falling what problems
Hi! I grow passion fruit for home, now because many fall to the ground I have plants growing everywhere. Its quite a prolific grower. I give many plants away to anyone. I have the dark purple variety and make pulp when they wrinkle slightly, boy what a job.
Hi Kamau WikeepaWikk. You have plants to give away? Where about are you? I love the flowers and wanting to give it a try.
Best video I ever watched 👌🏻
Oh my family and I love this fruit. My husband ate it for the first time when we went to Colombia some years ago and he loves it. How or where can you find the plant or seeds? if you can tell me please?
Great work with so much patience 👍
You have so much patience..
Superb.. your efforts are commendable. Very well shown stages. At last when u cut the fruit, it was mouth watering... I had tasted this many in my childhood days.. it is very hard to find in market.
Wow beautiful!
How much water do you give when starting it from seeds?
Wow... !!! My best friend, Great Good... !!! I wish you every day of your development.
If it rained after I had hand pollinated the passion flowers, will the flowers still turned to fruit or will my efforts be wasted?
Love the Fruit and i also Love your Patience
bro is it self pollinating or u did hand pollination....which insect polinates it
I also got this vine in pot last year only one fruit it yeild
After that no flowers blooming can anyone suggest how to get fruits
Need two plants. You can grow from seed.
I love making ice-cream and smoothies with mine.
I just found out it's called passion flower because it was named after the Passion of Christ Jesus. Early missionaries used the flower to tell Indians about the Passion because the structures of the flower represent Jesus and the Passion. It's fascinating.
WaterspoutsOfTheDeep wow! That’s so interesting. What a unique way of telling others of the Good News!
God is one till now no one diffiend who created sky water plants f fruit we call this passion fruit flower Krishna Kantha in India 🙏🇮🇳 passion fruit is created by God grace of caurce what ever we offere to lord Jesus Christ ,lord Krishna 🙏🇮🇳 are lord Allah from love they expect by him lord is one but people are different by natur colour and mind set 😆😊😊😊😊
I love nature lord Jesus Christ Krishna aallha I think god crested plant fruits flower s no religion made one of this 🙏💯👍🌎🇮🇳
That's so cool!
It's called Krishna Kamala.... Lotus of Krishna in India...
Does it really need to wait until D78 to harvest the fruit or can harvest immidiately once it rippen?
As a kid we use to feel the fruit and pluck them. If they were harden they aren't ripe. If they turn softer after turning its color we would know its ripe and pluck them. Opening them up was another adventure, we would put them between our palms and press. The fruit will break evenly.
Cool video! What kind of fertilizer do you used? Thank you
Love from india🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮
I have passion fruit plant in my house since 1 year, but it is not flowering. Kindly tell me how long will it take to flower.
Anywhere between 18-24 months
Mine only took 3 months
What fertilizer do you give for the flower to bear fruit?
Lovely color, like the flowers. Right now I have 2 different type, the yellow fruits & golden honey passion fruit plant.
Which fertilizer you use for this plant
Fruit look so good and fresh super 👍👍
Thanks for sharing.
Wow the flowers seem beautiful and it becoming of fruits is amazing also.
I like what you are doing
I know you probably don't live in India but the birds chirping reminds me of India
Did you do a manual polination like getting another flower and rub it on the flower you want to bear fruit?
yes
Thanks
How long did it take to fruit...? I have a vine in a pot too and was wondering how long it takes for them to set fruit...
I am definitely NOT an expert, but have you tried to pollinate the flowers with a paint brush? They are not open for long, maybe a day or 2. So, I got out there with a paint brush and moved some pollen onto the top 3 bits and they set for me. The ones that I did not do that to, just fell off without forming. Here where I live starts winter in a couple of weeks so I don't know how that will affect things. Good luck with your plant
6 months to 1 year and good care
@@evets1709 thanks for the info. My flowers don't bloom. They grow big and then dry. Do you know why? Thanks in advance
@@auroreboreale9163 sorry, I am just a clumsy gardener who grows a few passionfruit plants in pots on the verandah because there are too many brown snakes around to grown anything in a proper garden.I am not sure where you are but Your name hints at maybe Sthn Hemisphere. We are already getting almost 30C days and it's still 2 more weeks of winter. SO I am hoping that my passionfruits will come back after being pretty stagnant over winter. My suggestions would be, 1) check the pH try to get it ro acid (less than 7 maybe say 6. Then, if in the ground, since we are coming into warmer weather, keep them watered. If they are like mine and in pots, it is a balancing act between giving them wet feet and drying them out. So, my method there is the pointer method. I stick my pointer into the pot soil at about midday (that gives it time to not give a fals reading due to a cool night. If it is damp, I leave it, If it is dry, I add water. I was told that adding I think epsome salts was good for leaf growth but didn't help the flowers. SO I guess a trip to a gardening centre or even a hardware store to have a look at a few fertilizers might help. But for some reason, my thoughts keep coming back to water. Also, if you do manage to get a few flowers, and if you DO use a paintbrush, it seems to work. BUT!!!! they take an age to form and grow to a decent size. I read not to pick them, so I just let mine last year, fall off. I said sorry to them for letting them fall (just before I sliced them in half and had them on ice cream )))) One last point, if the flowers actually form and are big, it might be worthwhile prizing open one of them and letting the petals realise that thay also have a job to do. Then, they might open up for you or just remove the sepals and give the petals a chance to spead out. DOnt do it to all of them...... experiment and see what happens. If you aren't getting anything now, well,,,,,,, you can't get much worse )))) (and then bring out the paint brush) )))))))
My elementary school had these plants growing along the fence, and whenever my classmates saw the flowers they’d pluck them and put them in their hair lol.
C trs bien ce genre de plantation good job
Great video! Can’t wait to plant
I think these flowers have no smell..am I correct ..??
wow.. now i know posibilities of passion in pot
Appreciate your hardwork 👍
can we use that seeds to grow new vines? if yes then how ??
Amazing. Dear keep it up. Nice work
What to add to keep the flower from dropping
It's Amezing,,wow😍😍😊🥰🥰
Passion fruit ! So Good
Good Morning. I'm fascinated by passion fruit! Thanks for the video, if you want you can send me seeds of that. 💚🇧🇷
My zone 7a it’s really hard to grow passion fruit, just wondering if it’s possible to grow it contain and overwinter inside. Please advised. Thank you
It's pretty common house plant in cold countries (I live in zone 4), so you can actually grow it inside entire year near sunny window.
@@Goldkit Would it fruit?
@@roxanabanatzianou6272 yes, but without natural pollinators you need to pollinate it by yourself. You can try to grow Passiflora foetida, or Passiflora incarnata, they're hardy and more easy to grow, but have smaller fruits (especially foetida)
@@Goldkit Thank you very much!
You are SUPER close to 7a so I'm pretty sure you could grow Maypops outside. They will die every winter so as long as you let fruits fall (or do what I do and open the ripe fruits & spread the seeds around every year without planting them) then they will regrow the next year. Maypops are a passiflora just like passionfruit, however slightly different. They taste almost identical and fruit for literally 6 months out of the year. In zone 7a I still have dozens and dozens of fruits on the vine and I'm 100 miles from 7b.
thanks for this video. just tell me how you prune it. I have one in a pot and I am lost with all these vines. thank you
Same here
Oi
Boa tarde,
Gostaria saber que fruta e essa, em português, por favor.
WOW.NOW YOU HAVE A TASTY PASSION FRUIT
Wow It's 94 gram
This fruit it's very delicious and exótic!
How to find that is it yellow or purple ??????
Thank you very much.
Tell me please, where did the name originate? I understand that this vine originated in South America, but the name passion fruit, is what I'm most interested in? I have one idea,and it is the way one might eat it without the use of a utensil. Thanks.
i love passion fruit i like that fruit
Its so fascinating, please make more videos😃!!!
Hi did u do self or cross pollination?
I did self pollination, it was not successful.
Very interesting I too HV a passion plant at home
Beautiful videos
I have got a plant neatly six months old How long will it take to bear fruits I am eagerly waiting to see the fruits
I have the same question let me know when u find an answer please
@@pedaballinani307 if the plant was planted in summer or fall, fruits will be already in 1 year
I thought passion fruit plants would grow much much bigger than that. I am amazed!
Blessed Good Evening
They do, some grow to 50 plus ft but thAt one is in a plant pot
Enjoyable! Hope you'll do more.
Nice work 👍🏻
Thanks ✌️
My mouth is watering, but when we used to have passion fruits we liked to let them start getting wrinkly. Lot sweeter!
Good to know!
GREAT VIDEO. LIKE IT
This is my favorite fruit
Cool. Thank you.
How long it took to fruit
आपका विडीयो देखा मेने फूल के बिच मे
रहता हे उससे फल आते हे ऐसा बताया आप
ने लेकिन फूल तो गीर जाते हे फल केसे आप मुजे बतायेगे कया आप ये बताना चाहते हे की
फूल के बिच मे का जो भाग हे उससे फल आते हे जवाब दे प्रलीज हिंदी या गुजराती मे थेंकयू
Hi. What country are you living in? Is it tropical? Is it possible to grow this in Mediterranean climate? Thx.
Yes, tropical country
very nice ..whare we can get these seeds ..?
so beautiful
Thank you for uploading ☺️☺️
Thank for videos
So nice of you
From day 5am to day 5pm, it tripled size. Suspicious or really awesome!?
Not really tripled size, but at the beginning stage the fruit expands quickly.
Beautiful
Amazing.
Love your videos 💖💖💖hope you continue making it 🙏🏻
Thank you, I will
In India we call this fruit as kourava Pandava fruit, bcz it has so many petals n five in the middle.pollen buds which grows on the fence.fragrance.but I never saw its fruit.tq for ur patience.
Yes. This is called krishna kamal. Because 100 blue are kaurav, 5 upper are pandava and top one is krishna. That's why it is krishna kamal.
@@Pokemon12345-n tq to- I learned new thing from u bro.this type of relies gives happy feelings.whereas not giving to other netizens comments, n not understand the meaning of the comment, n not giving respect to women using filthy language relies pains hearts.so to the extent possible, I am reducing commenting.
È autoimpollinante? Ho si deve impollinate a mano?
Lorena Costa yes you have to hand pollinate. Si, impollinate a mano.
Great 👍
Which temperatured to reach the size in the second 25?
For faster flowering wat we will do???? Pls rply
wow..only wow
Good good..
Can you tell me there diffient types of passion flowers avaible? Bcoz we also hv one passion flower plan but that flower color is purple and there are no chances of fruit growing.
Dear Vishakha, in India 3 to 4 different types of Passion flower vines are commonly available. The usual blue coloured Krushna Kamal (क्रुष्णकमळ) , the Magenta coloured ( Lady Margaret), Red coloured ( Passiflora coccinea), and a yellow coloured which is uncommon. None of them bear fruits. The only variety of Krushna Kamal or Passion flower that bears fruits is called Passiflora edulis. It gets White Purple coloured flowers which get fertilized to Passion fruit. You can buy the vine of Passiflora edulis from a nursery and grow it in a big container. It will bear fruits in couple of years. You can see a video on Passion fruit on my RUclips channel Tropical flower gardening. It has all the information about growing Passion fruit in India.
@@tropicalflowergardening8198 thanx for great information
@@tropicalflowergardening8198 i have also this plant 1 year old ..flowers also grown but fruits can't...why ..i can't understand when fruits will grow..i got flowers just like in video...is fruits will grow in my plant??
@@myfavVora , flowers need to get fertilized to bear fruits.
You may try to fertile the flowers using a hand brush.
It is also a good idea to plant some pollinator attracting plants like Pentas, near this vine.
Pollinators like bees butterflies help in fertilizing the flowers.
Please give the vine a dose of cow dung manure or vermicompost as flowering and fruiting requires lot of energy which will be supplied by them. Hope all this helps. Good luck.
Lovely Red colour. Do you know which variety is this ?
Passiflora edulis
Looks like red rover? possibly Panama red