The passion fruit usually blooms in May-July each year, with the full bloom occurring in June. Its flowers are light and beautiful, with a unique temperament that is very nice to look at. At the time of flowering, if pollination is carried out for it, then 60-80 days after flowering, that is, in August-October, it will be able to bear fruit. Its fruits contain many nutrients and can be eaten. Passion fruit is a fall fruit that flowers mostly in the summer, specifically between May and July, with the peak bloom being in June. It takes about two months or so after flowering for the fruit to grow, so the fruiting period is between July and September. If planted in the spring of the year, flowering may be delayed until July, and from the beginning of the second year, it will bloom in April, five or six times a year, with an interval of more than 20 days in between each time, and the fruiting period lasts four months.