Passion fruit vine planted nearly a year ago in the tropics still not flowering
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How long does it take for a passion fruit vine to bloom? I’ve had some planted now for nearly a year, and still they’re only ever making new branches and climbing all over the place.
Does it need sun absolutely? Something in the soil?
Hi Fast Driver I just only got my own first flowers after more than a year, it was two for me. In winter my plants died off, losing almost all the leaves, but then it grew back and the second year I got flowers. Never got to the fruit stage, though. I think it’s too cold for that here (Canada).
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