Seed-grown
Passionfruit
Tart, aromatic pulp around crunchy seeds. Yellow types handle Naples heat better than purple. The tag tells you which vine this pot is.
Ask us to confirm the cultivar tag before you take it home.
This variety
The fruit
Tart, aromatic pulp around crunchy seeds. Yellow types handle Naples heat better than purple. The tag tells you which vine this pot is.
Taste, season, cold, and how to plant this one.
- Taste
- Tart, aromatic pulp around crunchy seeds. Yellow types handle Naples heat better than purple. The tag tells you which vine this pot is.
- Ripens
- Roughly two to three months after a flower sets. Fruit is ripe when it colors and drops, or when the skin wrinkles slightly.
- Zones
- Zones 9 to 11.
- Hardiness
- A vine, not a tree, and a short-lived one. Plan on three to five good years, then replant. Frost kills tops.
- Size
- It needs a strong trellis or fence, not a tomato cage. Growth is fast and heavy.
- Tips
- Seed-grown or cutting, not a grafted tree. Ask for the cultivar if you care. Give it full sun and something serious to climb.
- Pollination
- Many vines set better with a second plant or with hand-pollination. We will tell you what this pot needs.