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How to grow passion fruit indoors

Growing your own passion fruit indoors is very easily! So even though you don’t live in a tropical environment, it is possible to grow your own exotic fruit indoors. Another advantage, is that the process is actually quite simple. So you can easily create your own indoor garden. Did you know that passion fruits are one of our favorite fruits to make juices, yoghurts or smoothies with. If you share the love for passionfruit, as much TEAM SEEDS DEL MUNDO and are interested in growing passion fruit indoors, look no further! This blog will help you on your passion fruit growing journey. Enjoy!

Picking the right type of passionfruit

Before you start with growing passion fruit indoors, you have to pick the right type of passion fruit. Now I can hear you thinking: The right type? Yes! Did you know that there are multiple different types of passion fruit out there? There is the purple passion fruit, maybe the most popular one, the sweet grandilla and the giant grandilla. You can buy passion fruit seeds online at seedsdelmundo.com of the yellow passion fruit (passiflora edulis). The passion fruits differ in taste, so you should pick the right passion fruit based on your own preferences. Yellow passion fruit can be a little more sour than a purple passion fruit.

Planting the passion fruit seeds

After you have picked the right type of passion fruit, you can start the process of planting the seeds. You can buy the seeds here or remove the seeds from the passion fruit by scooping them out of the flesh. Keep in mind that growing a passion fruit seeds can take up to 19 months before it starts to give fruit. It might seem a long time, but it is worth the journey. Here’s how you plant passion fruit seeds indoors.

  • 1. Pick a pot with a diameter of about 15 centimeters and add the soil.
  • 2. Sow your seeds on the soil bed and cover them with a tiny layer of soil.
  • 3. Water the soil bed and seal it with a plastic wrap or bag to keep it moist
  • 4. Place the pot in an area where there’s sunlight, keep the temperature between 0 and 35 degrees celsius
  • 5. Water twice per week and give the seeds at least 4 hours of sunlight per day
  • 6. After 2 weeks pick the 3 strongest ones and replant them in a new pot, this will be your passion fruit vine

What pot and soil should I use then?

You can decide what size of pot you will use depending on the amount of seeds you want to grow and how much space you have. A thing to keep in mind is that the root system of a passion fruit vine can get pretty large, so make sure you don’t pick a pot that is too small. Also, make sure that the pot has drainage holes. For growing passion fruit indoors you can pick a lot of potting soils and you’ll be fine with most soils. Make sure the drainage of the soil is good.

Advantages of growing fruits indoors

The biggest advantages of creating your own tropical garden is the fact that you can grown your fruit all year round. Indoors you don’t have to deal with circumstances like snow, wind or much rain for instance. Meaning that you can create the optimal environment for your own fruit. Another benefits of growing fruit indoors is that it creates beauty and brings peace into your house and mind as well.

Studies have shown that caring for fruit can help lower anxiety, but can also lower stress! What are you waiting for?

What to keep in mind when growing your own exotic fruit

Growing passion fruit seeds indoors is a very fun process! There are a few things you are better of knowing than not before you start to grow passion fruit seeds indoors. As we mentioned earlier it can take up to 19 months before your seeds will give fruit. So be patient! Next to that, it is possible for the passion fruit to attract some problems like bitter rot or fungus infections. These infections are avoidable by keeping the seeds in the right temperature and giving them enough sunlight and water.

Ready to grown your own tropical garden indoor?

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  1. A neighbor gave me a small Passion Fruit Plant about 2 inches high. I planted it in a small pot with good soil. Is it okay to grow it in my home? Please help me, as I’ve never grown this kind of plant before. Thank you so very much.

    1. Hi Rosemary,

      It can indeed be kept indoors. Harden off slowly towards spring so that the plant can go outside. Once outside, it continues to grow and will flower and give fruit. Depends on what kind it is. The plant must be able to climb so you have to make a kind of arch around so the plant can grow round this arch.

      I hope this helps! Good luck with growing your passion fruit at your home! 🙂

      With Love and Care,

      SEEDS DEL MUNDO

  2. Hi, already grow seeds from a purple fruit. First I got big success. 2 plants grew well. The third plant really exploaded and used the full trellis I build for them. But or winter time I put them indoors. The first place was very warm, but dark. So they suddenly lost all leaves. I moved it into a colder room with about 18C degree with LED light. But they lost the big leaves already and seems very dry. Not sure what I did wrong. Other plants got not that reaction.
    Greetings from Germany 7a zone

    1. Hi,

      What we would recommend for now is to keep the humidity level tropical. Try to not keep the plant too hot, but to water it occasionally and as soon as the weather allows it, give it a nice place outside then for instance. You can also keep the roots warm with hay in the winter. The chance that it will grow again from the roots is very high.

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