Passion Fruit PRUNING Demo | by as much as 90% !!! | Bonus: Humming Bird Chicks Being Fed! :-)
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- Опубликовано: 27 окт 2024
- Charles Malki, Biologist & Plant Expert from ivorganics.com/ demonstrates Passion Fruit PRUNING. Also discussed is the best time of year to prune, passion fruit average life span, propagation methods, and so much more!
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OMG! I love hummingbirds! I think they’re the cutest and fastest birds on earth .
I grew 2 passion fruit trees, now about 2 years old & used pig wire about 6 inches square mesh, vertical & horizontal over bamboo & the fruit went wild, I had so much & what went over the fence my neighbours enjoyed... Great crop but I needed to prune but didn't know how to until I watched your video .... Thx so much Charles. I didn't realize how much you have to cut back & how hardly they are. I'm in Australia & its 1st Sept 2021 so now I have my work cut out for me over the weekend ... excuse the pun Lol (^_^)
Hello Philip! I cannot believe that your growing season is beginning, as our ends. It would be a dream to be able to live in both hemispheres so that the growing season would never end--- however, gardening in Southern California is close to the dream, for now! :-) Passion fruit is truly a remarkable plant and definitely a top 3 fruit to grow because (1) its easy to grow, (2) delicious, and (3) grows soooo fast!!! I'm glad to help be a part of your growing successes!
Cheers,
Charles 😀👍
Excellent video. I've been neglecting my maracuya vines basically because I didn't know what to do. This video gives me everything I need to cut them back with confidence. I live in Guatemala, so no danger of frost. We're just coming to the end of our dry season and once the rains come the vines will be growing and flowering. Thanks for taking the time to make this video. Much appreciated.
Excellent video. I'm in new Zealand and have two passionfruit that we've been nurturing. We're autumn atm and plants are still fruiting. Not prolific but they're only about a year old. Will be hold off pruning until our springtime. Thank you so much
Great tips and love the humming Bird CARE !
My beautiful 3 yo vine has given us tons of fruits this year and harvest is almost over and it is putting on lots of new shoots how adorable. We use the pulp (it's quite tart) in chia seed jelly with almond milk, honey and topped with coconut milk. Yum.
I am happy to know that this is a going business world wide. I am a new farmer who still need help in various practices plz keep informing us
Thank you for teaching me how to trim my passion fruit. And when to do it.
The hummingbirds are cute. Thanks for sharing your passion fruit pruning video.
Oh beautiful birds ❤ Good on you for letting the nest stay 🙏
Amazing demo. We ate excited to harvest our purple passion fruits in the next months and planning my pruning calendar. So glad I watched this first. I was thinking of using a rod iron trifold to hold my branches in place. Now, I'm reconsidering it because of the head conductivity you mentioned.
That is so cool. Thank you for sharing the hummingbird and her babies. I think that was my favorite part of this video.
I just planted some passion fruit seeds today. Gonna take me awhile to grow them lol. The hummingbirds were so cute❤
0:12 Introduction and overview
1:10 Showing clone of parent plant and trellis system
2:30 Good time to prune
3:47 Hard pruning and defining the heart of plant
4:40 Pruning tools
5:00 Growth of parent plant
6:00 Plant starting to get sun
6:35 Pruning after threat of frost, failures, warning against pruning after harvest
8:00 Layers of vines
8:35 Hummingbird nest
9:36 On top of parent, vine layers, leaving room for fruit
11:55 Pruning first steps (clone)
13:21 Hollow vine branches
14:15 Where to prune on new growth
15:36 Showing fruit
17:00 Color and taste
18:40 Ripening after collecting
18:55 Pruning hard
21:02 Back at parent - pruning
22:05 Last year’s hummingbird nest
22:36 Care when pruning to watch for nests
23:09 Hummingbird nest with chicks
23:35 Zip ties on trellis
25:27 Sucker banana and compost
28:10 Feeding the garden
28:55 Care when pruning near heart of vine
31:00 Coating exposed trunk for sun protection
38:00 Protecting cut ends
39:09 Reasons to keep propagating passion fruit
These timestamps rock, you rock, thankyou!
Those hummingbird nests are so tiny!! It is a good thing you saw it before you started pruning
another fantastic video my friend. As expected, packed with info that all can use
Butterflies keep laying their eggs all over my new baby passionfruit plant!!
Charles,
I have not grown the fruiting variety yet, just the ornamental here in Livermore. But it would freeze back every year to the mulch layer and regrow with vengeance. I have started 5 cuttings of the fruiting variety and will be planting them in a slightly protected area. So hope it goes well. The struggle is finding a spot that is protected in winter from frost, but open to the summer sun.
Great video. Very informative. Loved the hummingbird nest. 💘
Hi Charles, Just wanted to let you know all my mandarin tree really benefited from painting and fertilizer you recommended last year's video (Espoma Citrus Tone), its now grown and started to produce as well. Thanks
Charles, Thank you so much for your videos. I didn’t know all the amazing benefits of the IV Organics 3 in 1 plant guard. I just ordered the spray so this years plants and the amazing Figs your giving me advice on will be the best- no other videos give such in-depth knowledge as you do. I want to be your neighbor so we can share more gardening tips and nature’s bounty. Your the best! Thanks for all your help and amazing videos
Hello Randy Rosiello,
Thank you so very much for all the kind words! Looking forward to helping you make this growing season your BEST! Keep in touch! Charles :-)
Hi Charles. I have learned quit a bit from your videos. Thank you very much. I have a passion fruit tree. I would love for you to make a video on how to build an easy trellis for my tree.
how wonderful the insert of the Humming bird's nest and feeding. I live in Australia where we don't have these. (I have a Banana passionfruit and was wondering if the same applies about pruning etc.) Thanks, I enjoy your videos and the way you present your information.
Talk talk talk. Best part was the gorgeous birds
I have a 4 year old passion fruit vine in El Cajon, Calif. I get two crops a year. The first starts dropping fruit in July to September. The second crop gets pollenated in September to October. I currently have about 400 fruits on the vine and it is now December 20th. When will the fruit ripen? When should I prune the vine? Is two crops normal? How can I contact you for a telephone conversation?
Charles, excellent information. Your video is sooo timely for me as I plant d four varieties last summer and they are taking over the entire yard. Good to know I can prune drastically. Now mine are flowering (Miami, Fl) so wait or go for it??
Would love to know what you think I should do.
I had great success pinching back from the mother vine then getting side runners about ever two feet. The mother vine grew over 50 ft in one season with the runners going out about 20 ft for about 1000 sq ft of cover.
It really helps to have vertical driftwood for Carpenter Bees to burrow into. They're excellent pollinators.
Your video is very informative and interesting to watch, Can you make another video about how to plant passion fruit and growing passion fruit from cutting.
Thanks
Hi Charles, thanks for this super informative video. I'm in zone 10b and it seems we fruit twice a year, i may be mistaken. Anyhow, i'm having a hard time figuring out when to prune. Right now we are moving into winter, which is very mild and my vines have tons of fruit and still flowering. The first day of spring will be September 21st. When should I prune these vines as they've gone too far away to get the fruit, I'd like to bring them back over my pergolas. Thanks so much!
Thank you for sharing this video, very informative!
I have a question in regards to the IV Organic. Can that be used on Dragon Fruit Plants to protect sunburn. Great video I’m just starting into growing Passion Fruit.
I just bought some passion fruit vines. I’m trying to figure out the best spot to plant it. Nice video
Very educational video on pruning the passionfruit vine thank you. You are also super sweet to care for the hummingbird family by forgoing the pruning. I have two questions for you if you can help me. You mentioned that it can be pruned back to as much as 90% as it fruits on new growth, but wouldn't that mean really low number of passionfruits will be produced by such a huge % of pruning? Also, since a vine can last for average 3 years, is it ok to plant a new vine at the same spot where the previous one died or is removed? Thank you.
Thanks for another great video, gonna look for the propagating Passionfruit video now...
Thanks so much for your timely video. By the way you resemble the actor that portray Quincy.
Mine grow along my 4' chain link fence. Works good
Thank you for sharing of amazing hummingbird nest video.
I learned about 2nd, tertiary, and additional vines. I heard that the 3rd and 4th vine are the ones that produce fruit. When cutting back after the season, should I cut all the way back to the secondary vines?
thanks for demo. I planted a passion fruit tree 3 years ago. it looks healthy but still have not have fruit yet. it looks messy. Its winter in Australia right now. Should I trim it right now? I am worried if I cut it back, it wont fruit because it is young tree. Which part should keep?
Great video, Thanks for all that information. Any success in air layering passion fruit, like you did with the lemons?
Philip, Can you show a picture of your trellis with the bamboo and hog panel?
Hi Charles , I want to say thanks to you all the videos that you showed RUclips. I am leaning how to grow the passion fruit vines. But I don’t know when and what kind of fertilize that I can use it and how often should I fertilized.would you please tell me? I’ll appreciated it.
Thank you for such an educational video.
Wonderful
A better way to cut passion fruits is to cut off the top 20 percent and avoid cutting pods so the juice do not ooze out during cutting. If you cut into halves 50:50, the juice will be wasted.
Mine started flowering and fruiting already. Should I prune now ? You told to prune hard; bit skeptical to prune
Great video! I have an urgent question that needs an ASAP answer please. Just now I went outside and notice that one of my healthy passion vines was completely broken into.Tge broken part has 1 small fruit and 3 medium fruits on it already. I'm in Tennessee, zone 7. Is there anyway to save it and without losing the fruit on it?
In NC (same zone) and wondering what variety you are growing?
@@christinepoole4628 TN, zone 7. We only have the regular common one around here. I think it's called Passaflora Incarnta. You can't even buy seeds or plants of different varieties here. It's also frustrating that of all places(Tennessee), you'd think they'd sell common milkweed plants and seeds but they don't anywhere here only tropical.
Hey Charles, what plant zone are you in? Good info.
The hummingbird is great
Can I prune everything 50 cm above the ground from the root? So that I get young shoots all over again and not overgrown like yours? I have smaller garden and the passion fruit vines are getting wild. Mine has no fruits, just as decoration
I just prune mine today, is it normal for the plant to be shocked?
Have you practiced any knf? What’s your thoughts
My passion fruit was infested with Meal bugs and had to prune it all down. No leaves left so we will see if it will survive the cold winter frost.
I accidentally cut the main stem quite low to the ground, will the plant survive?
what do you use to fertilize, and how often?
i didnt watch the whole video because it was too long, but ive heard that passion fruit vines have "suckers" like tomatoe plant and need to be taken off, is that true?
Worried about cane toads and roof rats with composting vines around plant bases . How do you prevent that?
Hi, I’m local to Los Angeles, and I’m still looking for a passion fruit cutting to grow a clone. Is there a place I can go or contact for one of your clones, or someone you suggest? Thank you!
Natalie Atkins email him he’s probably pruning now and would hAve plenty of cuttings. As well Home Depot or Lowe’s has them for around 25$. I just got a very nice one from Lowe’s double stemmed really tall and bushy. Cheers
How narrow can passion fruit be maintained on a trellis attached to a wall, and still produce good fruit? (How narrow off the trellis can it be maintained?) is it possible to grow it in a long planter box?
Cool
Mine has flowered but hasn’t any fruit! How do I prune and when?
Is it possible to graft passion fruit? I’ve got 6 Passiflora edulis plants growing in my plant room inside my home, and I’d like to try to graft a couple of them onto Passiflora incarnate (maypop) vines, which grows here in Georgia; zone 8a. I’ve got an 8’ x 10’ x 7’ wooden frame in full sun that can be closed in during the winter. Any thought?
By the way, thanks to your helpful information, I was able to purchase a Stella fig cutting that seems to be starting to root now.
wow that was amazing
Can I trim passion fruit every year ? Tyou
I do.
Hey Charles , my neighbor has a huge fig tree that has not been prune and i was wonder if its to late to still prune about 60% it already has a bunch of new leaves .. thanks another great video
Hello MrHaenn,
Ideally, you would have had the fig pruned in that window of time between the passing of the last chance of frost, and before the fig tips bud with new growth. However, if that was my fig, I would prune now (though a bit late) so that you can shape and manage the tree's growth over the course of this growing season. Keep me posted on your decision & results! Charles :-)
Sounds good to me .. i would really want to prune it but she said if its going to give her less fruit she rather just wait till next time her family just loves figs and would want as much fruit as possible ,
I have a soft spot for hummingbirds.
Hello, it’s late April, is it too late to prune my passion fruit? There’s not a lot of dead branches. I guess what I’m really asking is how I can control it cuz it’s overwhelming it’s space
Hello Charles, I wish I was your neighbor 😁
But I'm not, so... If I send you a self addressed stamped envelope, will you send me a couple cuttings? I'm in zone 9a, Central Florida.
Another helpful video, thank you!
Hello Jennifer,
Sure! Email me your request to info@IVOrganics.com Charles :-)
@@IVOrganic Charles you can send actual cuttings? Is there anyway that you would consider sending me some so I can have a fresh start and different varieties. I will send to you whatever you request for your trouble and cost?
Are the flowers and leaves edible?
Hi, 40% of my passion fruit vine flowers don’t become fruits. They just dry out after blooming.
Can you please help me solve this problem
This is amazing! Please send me some cuttings of your passion fruit🙏I'll pay for the shipping.
Does the spray protect passion fruit vine from scale insects?
Do you sell the passionfruit vines?
So pretty much just define your main runner and go ham with the rest.
I want to plant like you do without anything ..only water and soil. ..can I do it....and when I put it in soil how can I put water and how to put it in sun....
How many years can it live?
Does pruning induce flowering?
Can I buy these products in Australia?
Passion fruit rock. If you have any cuttings to send out I am all in. I already sent you my contact info @ IV Organic
I use my old dog kennel don’t run into this problem. It’s 6 ft tall 12 ft long with 12 panels linked togather.
Do you sell your seedlings? Wanna trade plants?
Dear camera person. Universal Studios just called. You didn't get the job...
Tip for videos, put your back to the sun.
A little long winded and repeatitiive. Like the info, but more focused and simples fast video with steps.