Passionfruit Vine

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Shelle
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Passionfruit Vine

Post: # 17132Post Shelle »

i am moving and was hoping i could take my passionfruit vine with me?

it has not been in one year yet and has not produced any fruit ... i will have to trim it down a fair bit to put it in a pot for transport ... what are my chances of success here ... are they portable or am i best to leave it behind and start again?
I am happy to have a space to grow once again :)

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Post: # 17137Post Millymollymandy »

Take it with you! You are going into autumn aren't you? The worst that could happen is it could die :( and you'd have to get a new one. If you leave it behind you'll have to get a new one anyway! Just make sure it gets a big enough pot for its rootball. And lots of TLC. :lol:

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Post: # 17139Post Shelle »

cool thanks mmm ... i have heaps of TLC to give ... will need to get a bigger pot (filled up all the ones i have already!) ... will let you know how i go.

oh ... should i trim it back and leave it settle for a few days before potting it?
I am happy to have a space to grow once again :)

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Post: # 17191Post The Chili Monster »

Hi Shelle
this site's really geared toward the UK based grower. However, there's some info regarding potting on that you may find useful.
http://www.easyfruit.co.uk/passiflora/index.html
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Post: # 17251Post Shelle »

Thanks Chili Monster ... excellent link ... given me a lot to think about and work with. I have been giving it too much free range by the sounds of it anyway, so moving and having to pot it just may be a blessing in disguise :wink:

So much to learn about each individual plant, but having heaps of fun learning :flower:
I am happy to have a space to grow once again :)

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