(Passiflora) is a fantastic vine known for its unique flowers also food fruits. If you follow these steps, it is right to grow it with seeds. Here is a simple guide to increasing the passion for seeds.

Number of seeds	10 seeds
Sowing Month	Feb To Oct
Blooming months	April to Jan
Temperature	Day time above 25C
Sun	Partial

Passion Fruit Seeds Step 1: To collect or buy seeds

You can collect seeds from mature passion fruit or buy them from a store. Fresh seeds sprout stronger. Dried seeds can take longer to germinate.

Since the seeds of the Passionflower have a hard exterior shell, they require some preparations to sprout:

Blots the seeds – Dip the seeds in warm water for 24 hours. This process softens the shell and increases germination.

Scare the seeds – gently rub the seeds with sandpaper or a nail file to allow moisture to penetrate.

mirabilis pink white grows in the same weather condition

Choose a pot or garden spot choose a pot even if with a well-corrugated garden bed. Passionflower thrives in warm, sunny places.

Use good soil – pot soil and a combination of sand or compost works best.

Apply seeds – bury the seeds about 1 cm deep in the soil and cover them easily.

Water carefully – keep the soil moist, but avoid making it soggy.

Passion Fruit Seeds Step 4: Sprouting and Development

Passionflower seeds usually take 2 to 8 weeks to germinate, so be patient!

basically Keep them in a warm environment (above 20 ° C). A sunny window or greenhouse is ideal.

As the seedling develops some leaves, are implanted in a large pot or in the garden.

Passion Fruit Seeds Step 5: Passionflower Care

Water regularly – water when the top soil layer feels dry, but be careful not to overwater.

basically Provide support – as a climbing vine requires the passion flower a trailer or fence to support.

Sunlight – make sure to give enough morning sun after germination