Don't throw away passion fruit seeds - plant them in a flower pot and you'll have more fruit than you can eat

Many friends really love the idyllic life, longing for a self-sufficient life where they can grow their own vegetables and fruit. Actually, if the balcony is big enough, the terrace is big enough, or there's a rooftop, you can grow some fruit. For example, passion fruit is especially easy to grow. Its vines spread a lot, its flowers are beautiful, and its fruit is sweet and tart and delicious. The vines can serve as a shade awning to cool off under! How do you grow passion fruit at home?

After eating passion fruit, keep the seeds and plant one in a flower pot - the flowers are pretty and the fruit is tasty!

There are two ways to propagate passion fruit. One is to propagate from branches - you just need to find a healthy, sturdy branch about ten-odd centimeters long and take a cutting. But branches are generally hard to find.

Actually, when you eat passion fruit normally, keep some of the seeds and soak them in water, washing off the sticky part on them.

Prepare a small flower pot or a transparent plastic cup, or another container. The soil should be loose and breathable; you can use leaf mold plus garden soil and sand.

After sowing the seeds, cover with about two centimeters of soil and water thoroughly. It's best to cover something on top, whether a plastic bag or a transparent plastic lid, to retain water, warmth and moisture. Make a few small holes on top for ventilation. They generally sprout in about ten days.

After the seedlings emerge, don't water too much, to avoid the seedlings growing leggy. Keep plenty of sunlight. If there are too many seedlings, thin them out, keeping the sturdiest one. When the seedling grows to twenty centimeters tall, you need to set up a support for it. Fertilize promptly. Any organic fertilizer works, for example fully decomposed chicken manure fertilizer, sheep manure fertilizer, cake fertilizer and so on.

During this period, pinch off the tips of the passion fruit seedling often to encourage it to grow more branches and side shoots, so it grows more vigorously. It will also bloom more and yield more. The flowers are really so beautiful. A bit like clematis flowers.

As long as the temperature is suitable, sunlight is abundant, the soil is fertile and watering is done properly, passion fruit grows very fast, and the vines spread a great deal. One gardening friend grew a single passion fruit plant into a shade awning. And the flowers are very beautiful and unique, and it bears a lot of fruit.

Many people like eating passion fruit. It combines the fragrance and nutrition of a hundred kinds of fruit. If you find it sour, add some honey or sugar, and it tastes even better.