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How to grow Passiflora galbana growing and care: Trellising
What is the best way to start growing? Plant / Seed / Vegetative Reproduction
Is it necessary use vegetative reproduction in Passiflora galbana? Yes
Difficulties or problems when growing: aggressive (can kill other plants)
Recommended planting season? All year
Pests and diseases: Ants
Pruning season: Spring / Autumn
How to prune: recommend not letting the vine grow too thick, need space to let the fruit fall
Size of the plant? 5-40+ m
Growth speed in optimal condition: Fast growing
Water requirement: Average amount of water / big amount of water
Light conditions in optimal condition for growing: Full Sun
Is it possible to grow indoor as houseplant? No
Growing is also possible in a planter /flowerpot / containers: Yes
Blooming information Bloom season: Most of the year
General information about the flower: Flower color is white in the middle of the flower next to the stigma it’s yellow, flowers look like clock
Pollination is done by: Bees
Edible Fruit Fruit harvest season: Most of the year
Fruits pests or diseases: Birds
What can be done with big quantities of Passiflora galbana ? Eat raw, juice, jams
Work requirements on the Passiflora galbana : Pick the fruit from the ground
How long does it take for a Passiflora galbana to bear? 1-2 years
Scientific name: Passiflora galbana
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