How to grow passion fruit in pots? How to grow passion fruit in pots

Passion fruit potted cultivation method

1. Soil: When cultivating passion fruit in potted plants, you need to use suitable soil. It generally grows in loose, fertile, well-drained, slightly acidic soil, so you need to mix humus soil, peat soil and garden soil evenly.

2. Light: When caring for passion fruit, the surrounding temperature needs to be kept at around 18 degrees, so that its germination rate will be higher. It does not need light in the early stages of growth, but in the middle stages it needs to be placed in a place with sufficient light for maintenance.

3. Fertilizer and water: After planting passion fruit, it needs to be watered in time to keep the soil moist, but not too much watering, and when fertilizing, it cannot be directly watered on the roots. However, foliar fertilizer can be sprayed directly on the leaves and branches.

Passion fruit care precautions

1. When fertilizing passion fruit, you need to be careful not to apply concentrated fertilizer and not excessive fertilizer, otherwise it will cause fertilizer damage, which is extremely harmful to the plant. When fertilizing, it is best not to water it directly at the roots, otherwise it will affect absorption.

2. When caring for passion fruit, it needs to be pruned regularly, usually when repotting. Some rotten roots, overgrown branches, and overlong branches need to be cut off to ensure a good plant shape.