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propagating passiflora

cactuspaul Tulsa zone7

21 years ago

I've just become interested in passiflora. I know you can propagate from cutting but is this difficult? Also seeds seem to be available on ebay but I have heard they are difficult to grow from seeds. Any opinions would be appreciated. Paul

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georgez5il
21 years ago
The tropical varities are easy use firm new growth. apply 0.1% IBA (rooting hormone) stick in well drained soil & mist Takes 15-40 days to root
chills71
21 years ago
Seeds can require patience to germinate (though fresh ones from a fruit usually germinate rather quickly). Some people say cuttings are difficult, but I have taken a cutting from an Edulis and just stuck it in soil a few inches and had it root fairly quickly (2 weeks). I used no rooting hormone.

~Chills
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clibanarius
21 years ago
Root cuttings do well with minimal attention, in my experience.

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