Can passionflower fruits be planted in pots? How do you plant it? Will it work out? When will you plant it?

Passion fruit, also known as passionflower and egg fruit, is a common herbaceous vine in the tropics and subtropics. It is widely cultivated because it can be eaten raw, made as feed and vegetables. At present, many people also like to plant it in flowerpots. How to grow potted passion fruits? Will it work out? When will you plant it?

Potted planting skills:

First, select seeds

In addition to buying ready-made passion fruit seeds on the market, we can also get them ourselves. You can take an intact passion fruit, then peel it off, take out the seed, then wash off the pulp, and then dry the grain to dry the excess water.

2. Sowing and raising seedlings

Put a thin layer of soil in the seedling box, then sow the seeds on the soil, and then cover the culture soil. After that, pour the right amount of water to keep the soil moist, and finally seal the seedling box. After that, all you have to do is wait for the passion fruit seeds to sprout. Of course, if we need to shorten the sprouting time of passion fruit seeds, we can also do it by soaking seeds and accelerating germination.

Third, prepare the cup

After the passion fruit seeds sprout, we should be ready to transfer the seedlings in time. You can use a prepared plastic cup to drill a few small holes in the bottom of the cup to facilitate drainage. Hard tools such as nails or small screwdrivers can be used to assist in piercing holes.

IV. The process of transplanting seedlings

Put some culture soil in a plastic cup with holes in the bottom, then take a small spoon, carefully dig a passion fruit seedling from the seedling box, be careful not to hurt the roots of the seedlings, and retain the soil adhering to the seedlings as much as possible. then dig out the soil with the seedlings and plant them in the plastic cup. After that, when the seedlings grow up, they need to change the pots again, and they need to be replaced with larger pots to facilitate the continued growth of the plants.

V. maintenance and management

After transplanting passion fruit seedlings, gently compact the soil around the seedlings. During this period, there is no need to apply fertilizer, even if the bottom fertilizer is applied, the roots of the seedlings should not come into direct contact with the fertilizer, otherwise it is easy to damage the roots. After transplanting, the root water was poured once, and the frame could be set up after about 5 months. Pay attention to shade in summer, keep warm in autumn, prevent excessive evaporation of water, and replenish water in time to ensure smooth growth after survival.

VI. Setting up scaffolding

Considering that passion fruit is a kind of climbing vine plant, setting up frame is an essential process if it is to grow smoothly and hang fruit. As for what kind of scaffolding is built, it can be decided according to personal preference and combined with the climbing effect of the plant. Of course, if you put the potted plants on the balcony, you should also consider the aesthetics of the balcony environment.

It should be noted that, in addition to seed soaking and sprouting treatment of passion fruit in advance, the pot can not be selected in one step, and the pot needs to be changed many times during the period. And passion fruit not only likes to be wet but also afraid of being flooded, so whether it is watering or drainage, it should be scientific and reasonable. As long as you take good care of it and take good care of it, I believe you can feel the different amorous feelings of the balcony while enjoying the fruit.

Planting time:

The planting time is from March to May and from September to October. If it is planted in the greenhouse, it can be planted in winter.

Will it work out?

Yes, as long as the soil, fertilizer and other management work is in place, it can also be the same as outdoor results.

The reason for the inresult:

The main results are as follows: 1. During the flowering and fruiting period, there is a high temperature and drought, and if the water is not guaranteed, the flower buds can not develop normally, and then turn yellow and fall off, and some fruits will fold or even atrophy and fall off.

2. After the flower bud appears, it suffers from the stress of low temperature, which makes the flower bud unable to expand, and the concentration of fertilizer applied is too high, the plant is still too small, and the resistance to stress is not strong.