I have better luck with vermiculite and potting soil. I put it in a deep glass so if I think is dryin out I can wrap it with saran wrap for more mositure and still not give it root rot with to much water.
what kind is it?
cassie

I brought mine in also this week. Got it as a cutting this spring and it's grown pretty well but no blossoms. It's in a south bay window. do you think it might bloom yet this year or have to wait til next summer?....never had one of these before.
will

Will,
Did it bloom during the summer, or does it have buds on it? It should continue for a while I would think, if so. This is the first year I didn't cut them back to sticks when I took them in because we had such a crummy summer. My red one just started blooming in the past month and I can't bear to miss the flowers.
I will say this, in March each year they started to grow like gangbusters and even set buds and bloomed before I got them outside. So maybe if you have to wait, it won't be till next summer. I use an east facing window.
Cassie,
It's passiflora coccinea according to the tag. I love the shade of red, it's so pure and brilliant.
Diane

Okay, so I just re-read your post, no blossoms. How bout some fertilizer? It will bloom in a good south window given the right conditions.
Diane

I have passiflora alata if you cut coccinea back I would love to do a trade. I have my alata in a south faceing window in my kitchen but it gets more morning light. my purple one is in a east facing window.M purple one likes to bloom whn it gets kooler.
cassie