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Growing Passiflora Caerulea without trellis

17 years ago

I just repotted my caerulea into a giant pot. I wanted to know if it's ok to grow it without a trellis.

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kayjones
17 years ago
It is a vine that climbs with tendrils - if there is no support in place, it won't affect the plant's growth - the plant will simply grow 'over' itself and all over the ground.
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