Can passion fruit be propagated by cuttings?

Passion fruit is a common fruit. The reproduction of this plant is generally achieved through sowing, cuttings and grafting. The plant has a wide adaptability and is easy to grow. You can choose the reproduction method according to your needs.

Passion fruit cutting propagation

Passion fruit can be propagated by cuttings, mainly through cuttings of plant branches, which is somewhat similar to the propagation of roses, and this is also the most common method of propagation.

Passion fruit cutting time

The passion fruit plant likes warmth, and the time for cuttings is generally in spring from April to May. The temperature at this time is very suitable and the precipitation is balanced, which is very helpful for the growth of plant cuttings.

Passion fruit cutting propagation method

1. Cutting selection

When choosing one-year-old passion fruit branches as cuttings, be sure to select healthy ones that are of moderate thickness and about 7-10 cm in length, and only retain 2-3 leaves to reduce nutrient consumption.

2. Soil configuration

The soil for passion fruit cuttings can be prepared with perlite, sandy loam, fine sand, garden soil, etc. Disinfect it before use to keep the soil clean.

3. Take cuttings

Insert the passion fruit branches into the substrate, compact the surrounding soil, then place them in a cool place, water them sufficiently, control the temperature at around 20℃, and wait for them to survive.