Passiflora Seeds -Passiflora loefgrenii caerulea – Passionfruit Flower 50 Pcs Seeds

How to Grow Passionflower From Seed 1. Soak the seeds Fill a bowl with lukewarm water, and drop wild passion flower seeds into the water. Let the seeds soak for 48 hours, changing the water after 24 hours. Remove seeds that float to the top of the water. They aren¡¯t viable. 2. Prepare the potting container Fill plant pots or a plant flat with equal portions of compost and perlite, or fill plant pots or a plant flat with an organic, sterile, seed-starting mix that includes perlite or vermiculite. If you germinate only a small amount of seeds, then plant pots will work. 3. Plant the passion flower seeds Water the planting medium in the pots or flat until it is barely moist. Plant three of the wild passion flower seeds, 1/2 inch deep, in each pot or in each cell of a flat. 4. Provide a humid environment Insert the pots or flat in a transparent, plastic, zipper-topped bag. Blow a little air into the bag until it is slightly inflated, and then seal it. 5. Keep the seeds warm Place a heat mat in an area that receives indirect sunlight, and set the heat mat’s thermostat to 75 degrees Fahrenheit. Put the bagged pots or flat on top of the heat mat. 6. Retain the proper moisture Keep the pots’ or flat’s planting medium barely moist throughout the seed germination period. Don¡¯t allow the planting medium to dry. 7. Transplant into a suny location Transplant the wild passion flower seedlings into a sunny part of the garden when they reach 6 inches in height. Dig a hole the same depth as, and twice the width of, a seedling’s planting pot or flat cell. Remove the seedling from its container, place its roots in the hole and fill the hole with soil.

Harden off the plant for 10 days to two weeks by slowly introducing it to outdoor conditions, extending the amount of sunlight it receives each day. Transplant once the plant gets large enough and possesses several sets of leaves.
Passion fruit is typically grown in tropical gardens for the exoticity of its flowers and fruits.
It can take anywhere from 10 to 20 days for passionflower seeds to sprout. Keep the soil moist at all times. When sprouts do appear, keep them out of direct sunlight until there are true leaves. Grow lights are your best light source during this stage of the process.
Its flowers are one of the most appreciated and cultivated in the passiflora kingdom.
If direct-sowing seeds outdoors, wait until the danger of frost has passed and temperatures reach at least 55 degrees Fahrenheit.