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What do the seeds look like/where are they

barefoot_in_texas

21 years ago

I have two passiflora vines and it is my first year to grow them. They are quite large and full of buds/blooms. My question is what do the seeds look like and where are they found? This may sound stupid but I would really like to collect some seed and have no idea where to look. Also, can someone tell me how to take cuttings to propogate?

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Krstofer
21 years ago
When the flowers get polinated & the plant forms fruit, you'll know. If that is your particular plants are able to reproduce through seeds.

For cuttings- you'll need a piece of vine w/ 1 or 2 leaves on it- dip the bottom (the end closest to the roots) in rooting hormone & stick it in moist vermiculite. Provide strong light- And hope. If it doesn't die, you have a rooted cutting in a few weeks.
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