Is this plant self-pollinating or does it need another varienty for pollination? Did it produce fruit for anyone?
1100701
experiencing lots of flowers right now - and waiting for the fruit - flowers have both male and female parts - so if there are enough insects around, it should end up producing fruit - waiting to see
1100702
It is self-pollinating no fruit just beauitful flowers and lots of buterflys
1100703
Passion fruit plants' pollination is done by bees and other flying insects. In areas where no bees or flying insects, people can help pollinating them by gently touching the pollen from the male stems to the female stems (Look at the flower: the three big female stems are located at the center of the flower and the multiple smaller male stems with tons of pollen are located on the outside circle of the flower). The human pollination gives the best results.
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Mine has only blossoms right now. I don't see any reason why you couldn't eat the fruit. I have miniature citrus trees in the same sun room that produce the best lemons, limes, and oranges. I'm going to eat the fruit unless it tastes really bad. Just have not got that far yet.
1896553
you will need a male plant and a female plant - they are diecious (separate sexes on separate plants).
2107134
I think it should stop cross pollination.When I water through it the water kind of pools up in spots where it is low & then slowly goes through.
1613093
Hi I don't have one in front of me to check the package. But it does say For all flowers, vegetables, trees and shrubs. Not sure about fruit. Sorry not much help Thank you for your communication texasvalue
1012152
It is extremely slow growing. I bought last year and then kept indoors with a grow light through the winter since it had remained so small. It has been outside again the past month, plant is doing fine but has not produced any blackberries
1139983
no. It was for stinkbugs. We want bees to come into our flowers and garden to pollinate.
821617
According to my knowledge, you have to spray before the time of flowering. I use it for growing flowers, perhaps may differ growing fruit.
444819
I thought this was self-fertile, but it has yet to produce fruit. Looks nice though.I have had it for quite a while now.
1126873
Not for fruit producing plants or plants that you want insects to pollinate. Good for ornamental plants.
348113
Mine didn't have any either. I purchased it last year. I almost gave up on it. However this spring it grew three times larger and is budding it should flower in the next two weeks. Sometimes they go into shock. Give it alot of water, Part shade and some plant food.
1143488
I have had mine for a year now, and it has not borne fruit. But it is still very healthy and has actually split into 2 plants, because one of the branches bent down into the dirt and took root. Now I have 2. Hopefully will fruit this coming summer.
2232987
My dragon fruit plant died a week after I got it so I didn't get the chance to see it grow much more to try pollinate it.
538890
I didn't try honey. I just a small piece of fruit floating in fruit juice. The rotting fruit seems to attract them.
1981351
ahhhhh berry?! like it says. its a bunch of plants so how fruity you think its going to be!
1985060
I bought from the same vendor, but I am not the seller. Most of mine died early on, but prob bc I planted too deep around the roots. I read that if you pluck the flowers during first fruiting, the next harvest will be exponentially fuller. Good luck!
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It's not an evergreen - I'm in zone 7, and the plant is doing well. A beautiful vine -- I had two blossoms this summer!