Passion fruit blooms once a year, usually in the autumn from May to July. The peak flowering period is in June. It usually needs more sun and the application of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers to reduce the application of nitrogen fertilizers. The soil should not be too dry and needs moderate watering. After the flowers fade, the remaining flowers and old and diseased branches need to be pruned promptly to reduce nutrient consumption and facilitate flowering in the coming year.

The number of passion fruit blooms in a year

Passion fruit, also known as egg fruit, is a herbaceous vine of the Passiflora family and the genus Passiflora. Generally, passion fruit bears once a year. The fruit will only bloom once a year.

The flower language of passion fruit flower is hope and longing. Its flowers spread out around the middle position, as if they are looking forward to their own future and infinite reverie about the distance. In addition, different countries have different meanings. In Japan, it is the clock flower, while in Europe, it is called the Passion Flower.

Passion fruit flowering time

Passion fruit generally blooms in autumn, the specific time is from May to July. The peak flowering period is in June. After flowering, it will start to bear fruit, in July~ The fruits will gradually mature around September.

How to grow passion fruit to bloom

1. For passion fruit to bloom, you should ensure sufficient light and let it get more sun. Flowering will consume a lot of nutrients, so you should add more fertilizers. It is necessary to reduce the amount of nitrogen fertilizer and apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizer to promote flower blooming.

2. Increase the amount of water. The soil should not be too dry, otherwise the number of blooms will be reduced, and the flowers may even fall off, affecting the results. In addition, it is best to pollinate manually after blooming, so as to achieve better fruit setting.

Management after Passion Fruit Flowers Wither Fertilizers need to be added in time to promote the normal growth of plants.