1, planting time: the temperature of passion fruit should not be too low or too high. Passion fruit is usually planted in March-April in spring, but it can also be planted in tropical areas1-February. First, the seeds of passion fruit should be taken out from mature fruits, and the survival rate of large and full seeds is higher.

2. Preparation of soil: Prepare a soil suitable for growth as the planting substrate, which can generally be mixed with red soil, garden soil and coarse sand in a ratio of 5: 3: 2, and NPK compound fertilizer can be used as the base fertilizer of the substrate.

3. Planting of fruit seedlings: First, sow the seeds of passion fruit in the soil to keep the soil moist. After waiting for about two months, the seedlings of passion fruit will grow, and then the seedlings will be transplanted into the pot soil suitable for growth. It is necessary to gradually add an appropriate amount of soil into the pot soil and compact the covered soil until the fruit seedlings adapt to the new pot soil.

4. Water and fertilizer: In fact, passion fruit is drought-tolerant, so it is not necessary to water it immediately after planting, so as not to cause passion fruit wilt. When it rains, drainage measures should be taken to make the seedlings grow healthily in the basin soil, and it is better to apply nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer to the seedlings every half month.

5. Shelf pruning: When the seedlings of passion fruit grow to 8 ~ 10 cm, you can erect a fence scaffold column with a height of about 2m in the pot soil of passion fruit, and then fix the seedlings on the bracket with ropes. When the seedlings grow to 1m, you can quickly trim the top and remove all the tops of the lateral vines to make them grow better.