Passion Fruit Vine Taste-Test | Ripe vs. Unripe | Summer "Light" Pruning Method | WhiteWash
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Charles Malki, Biologist & Plant Expert from ivorganics.com/ manages a Frederick passion fruit vine that is growing out of control during the summer months. DO NOT SEVERLY PRUNE YOUR PASSION FRUIT VINES IN THE FALL OR WINTER MONTHS (UNLIKE GRAPE VINES). Taste test ripe & unripe fruit. Preview of IV Organic's newest product, WhiteWash [blue label] for summer sunburn & winter sunscald.
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The metal 'sticks' @5:14 wrapped in vinyl will eventually corrode and give way under all the weather elements. We have similar ones here used for staking.
you have a whole market of passion fruit. just beautiful.
Good morning rafiqa11,
Thank you! I have been planting more passion fruit on my property because they are always green, beautiful flowers and healthy delicious fruits! I also love growing grape vines for both the fruits, but mainly leaves for grape leave rolls; however, the passion fruit vine is WAY less maintenance! You should consider adding one (or more) if you have room on your property! As always, great to hear from you! Charles :-)
yes i have one. its one year old. i have the flowers, then they closed, and dropped off. no fruit. i,m feeding once a month, watering twice a week. i notice afids/ants growing between the little flower buds. i don,t know if the afides are eatting them before letting them grow or what. i have to buy more neem oil. much love and god,s peace be with you
Hello rafiqa11,
The vines will be much stronger next year... most of the flowers from this point will not develop into fruit... being the fall already. If you see that the vine is doing well, pushing new growth, healthy green, and not truly struggling from the ants and aphids visiting-- consider doing nothing. However, if you diagnose that the plant is being stressed by those pests, then consider alternating from the neen treatment with a spinosad product, such as captain jacks. Here is the link:
www.homedepot.com/p/Bonide-32-oz-Ready-to-Use-Captain-Jacks-Dead-Bug-Brew-2506/203564356 Alternate at least 30 days between an oil product and the spinosad products. Keep me posted!!! Much love and gods peace be with you too! Charles :-)
thank you charles.
Thanks for cool tour of your vivacious garden!
Yap...it broke my heart when u cut it...what a remarkable garden u have there.
Hello The One,
Aside from the benefits of having more resources going to the fruit on my property-- managing the plant has helped control the number of pests visiting my garden and beating me to the ripe fruit! Thank you for the compliment! Charles :-)
IV Organic totally understand...you are very inspiring
Quality as usual. I keep enjoying your videos, keep them coming! :)
Could you do an update video for your kumquat tree?
Hello Anario,
Thank you so very much for the compliment! I will certainly try to do an update in the upcoming month or two. The tree is loaded with fruit, and even flowering again this month? :-) Thank you for your interest! Charles :-)
Hey Charles ....that is good ..we enjoyed the video it was cool and very informative ...thanks
Thank you Ali Gendeel for the compliment! Charles :-)
I can’t eat ‘ripe’ passionfruit. I grew up on a country road that had wild passionfruit and to child me, the purple were rotten. I got them at the very unripe stage where they just developed the seed sacks while it was still green and fluffy on the outside and white on the inside. Anytime I saw those flowers growing up I would get so excited because I knew my ‘seed pods’ would be coming. I didn’t know until just a few years ago that they were passionfruit. I love the unripe ones, but because my brain thinks the purple is rotten, I can’t stomach it.
Why your fruits are so small the one we have are baseball size.
Zak the Dragon Hello 👋 They’re are larger & smaller ones throughout, but overall, size is controlled by genetics- You must have a variety that produces larger fruit... OR, your vine is way happier than mine! :-)
Charles 🌱👍
@17:48 those unripe passionfruits? Can you even eat them? They are kinda whitish inside and the pulp is not ready. And do they even continue to ripen after picking?
Charles I love your videos, I have learned so much from you in such a short time as a new gardener. I would love to get some of that Frederick variety in my garden. I have already very successfully grown the Blue Crowns (passiflora caerulea) and the May Pops (passiflora incarnata) for 2 years. Im in Missouri though in zone 6. Would it even be worth trying to grow the (Frederick)passiflora edulis varieties in my area?
I'm gonna think about buying passion fruit
Hello Wyatt Weyenberg,
Passion fruit vines (and fruit) are amazing! It truly is one of my most prized possessions in the garden! Evergreen, beautiful flowers, excellent tasting fruit.... etc, etc. Keep me posted on what variety you end up adding to your garden! Charles :-)
Hello Charles, I came across your channel and took a look at your video but my question is; are the orange pods passion fruit just as good or do I need to do something before eating them? Thank you kindly.
hi,I like your videos and I am having a hard time controlling the vine, I have a trestle that the fruit is on top. the leaves are brown and I am not sure if that is normal. my question is can I do a very shot video and get some suggestion as too what I need to do? I also branched it out to go along my privacy fence so that part I think I am ok. I live in central Florida and I am going to start pruning because it is SOOO out of control.thanks in advance
If that vine was only three months growth and bearing already that means that it my friend have got the best genetically fit passion fruit vine
Do the purple ones taste like fruit punch? Or, are the purple ones still sour?
Yes, the purple ones taste like fruit punch! Of all the passion fruit vines available, the California Rare Fruit Growers chapter that I meet with all agree that the Frederick variety is the BEST! Charles :-)
I wouldn’t complain if you were my neighbor I would have made some cuttings for myself.....lol
I noticed you are using white zip ties. they are not UV resistant. I would use Black zip ties they will last much longer they are UV resistant since sun can't penetrate them.
Hello Kevin M Alexa,
Thank you for sharing that helpful tip! I was not aware of that! Thank you!!! Charles :-)
My vine has grown great this year, however it is not a rich green color, it's almost yellow. I wonder if it's getting to much water or if it is sick?
Hello Tammy Vener
,
A foliar nutritional spray may help it regain it's color over the winter... I'll be publishing a lesson on this topic before the end of this year. However, it may be due to the nights being cooler, or the soil being damper, that this tropical vine would prefer. Be sure to propagate some cuttings from your passion vine in spring or summer as the average passion vine only lives about 7 years! Keep me posted on your growing successes! Charles :-)
Gopher can be the culprit to yellowing of leaves all a sudden
I've been watching your Vids like crazy. Seen the compost tea ones. But you show the trash bin. What about the construction of a compost been? Lol I'd love to see your take on it.
I live in Massachusetts and I know if I were to have a vine of passion fruit chances are that I have to protect the plant for winter but where can I buy a starter to plant this type of vine or can I use seed? This is one of my favorite fruits.
How many fruits are there? 3 to 6 dollars im buying something else ,
hey, why my passion fruit everytine it rain the flower keep on falling? is it normal??? may i know whats the problm??? reply plssss
what do you use to fertilize it, and how often
I picked some of my passion fruit green and they never ripened off the vine. it just dried up green. :(
The green fruits weren't mature enough as was evident from the video. Best to allow the fruits to commence ripening or remain on the vine until fully ripe before picking
are passion fruits perennial?
I would gladly pay you for a stock plus shipping
Ventura0404 Email me at Info@IVOrganics.com what you are seeking..
Charles 🌱👍
Where could I get some cuttings if the purple type you have? Or could you send me cuttings?
Hello jose ramirez,
I could leave some cuttings for you at an office near Universal Studios, Hollywood for you to pickup. FREE. Interested? Charles :-)
IV Organic dam that sucks so bad. Lol I moved out to Las cruces, nm about a year ago. Lol
I've got an idea.... E-mail me at Info@IVOrganics.com Charles :-)
Ok will do sir. Thank you
Has you apple tree produced yet?
Hello Tortaboy,
Off my 3-in-1 Apple Tree, in 2016 I enjoyed 1 green-red family favorite apple, then 2017 harvested 3 granny smith apples. The tree is now very well established measuring about 8-9 feet tall!!! All sides should be supporting quality apples in 2018. I harvested my granny smiths at 31:35 ruclips.net/video/EqiAsy-3RzU/видео.html to encourage the tree to grow more this year. Charles
Cool. I have a few Honey Crisp Trees. They are just getting to be about 7-8 feet tall now. Hoping for some apples in a year or two.
Honey Crisp Apples-- YUM!!! Great choice! :-)
Can I grow passion fruit in Georgia aka zone 7b
Hello Alex,
Apparently there are some varieties that can tolerate 20 degrees. Check out this article: www.crfg.org/pubs/ff/passionfruit.html Also, there are many articles that discuss passion fruit die back in the winter, but the roots regrow vigorously every spring. To be cautious, I would start in the spring, and every fall make some cuttings that your bring indoors for the winter, and start again each year spring. One plant can grow 30-60 feet and make plenty of fruit in the first growing season! Keep me posted on your passion fruit growing successes! Charles :-)
IV Organic thanks but what variety would be best for me
Alex F Salontai yes you can. I'm growing several types in 6b in ky in pots with the climate change I usually don't have to bring them in until late October/ early November
Thank you for sharing your successful passion fruit growing experience in Zone 6b! Charles :-)
Hello Alex F Salontai,
I am growing the Frederick variety... and all the nurseries I have visited in So.Cal that distribute passion fruit agree that the Frederick is the best quality and tasting fruit! Charles
They won't grow in PA
Will passion fruit root in water?
Hello tortaboy,
Passion fruit do root quit easily... So should root in water. I would make several more cuttings and put some in pots, others straight into the ground, etc.... Depending on light, water, temperature, etc... some will respond faster with new roots and shoots! Keep me posted on your growing successes! Also, if possible, try airlayering as well! Charles :-)