Passion Fruit - Outdoor
Outdoor
Room Type
Transplantation
weeks 1, 5
Defoliation
weeks 12, 16, 18-19, 24
Topping
weeks 4
72 l
Pot Size
Start at Harvest
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Germination1y ago
birdmountain Passion Fruit is supposed to yield outdoors and in a greenhouse tunnel. The attempt starts now. Germinate seeds in darkness at a comfortable warmth between paper layers and wait 1-2 days. All seeds have germinated.
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Paper Towel
Germination Method
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Week 1. Vegetation1y ago
6 cm
Height
14 hrs
Light Schedule
25 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
47 %
Air Humidity
18 °C
Night Air Temp
2 l
Pot Size
0.15 l
Watering Volume
birdmountain The young plants were transplanted into larger pots with last year's soil a day earlier. The leaves seem to be very yellowish to me; I hope that clears up soon. However, the tomatoes have the same color issue, maybe it's because I didn't use seedling soil this time. The old soil from last year was left out in the garden over the winter, so it got rinsed and feels excellent like forest soil. Nothing has been fertilized yet. In the greenhouse, it gets quite warm during the day, and the plants are still brought inside at night.
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Week 2. Vegetation1y ago
12 cm
Height
14 hrs
Light Schedule
25 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
47 %
Air Humidity
9 °C
Night Air Temp
2 l
Pot Size
0.15 l
Watering Volume
birdmountain The passion fruit really enjoyed the warm weather last week and grew well, despite the cool nights. In the middle of the week I stopped bringing them back into the warm at night.
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Week 3. Vegetation1y ago
20 cm
Height
14 hrs
Light Schedule
23 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
47 %
Air Humidity
9 °C
Night Air Temp
2 l
Pot Size
0.15 l
Watering Volume
Nutrients 1
Vinasse
5 mll
birdmountain These plants are very strong and grow the fastest, which also makes them somewhat susceptible to aphids. As I still had some Neem left over from the box tree moth control, I treated all the plants with it as a precaution.
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Week 4. Vegetation1y ago
24 cm
Height
15 hrs
Light Schedule
23 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
611 PPM
TDS
47 %
Air Humidity
6 °C
Night Air Temp
2 l
Pot Size
0.15 l
Watering Volume
Nutrients 1
Vinasse
6 mll
birdmountain The Passion Fruit Ladies are stronger in growth than all the others. One in particular stands out. They were topped in the week after the 5th node to promote vigour. They are only fertilised with vinasse (N_K fertiliser). They are standing in last year's soil, which seems to suit them well.
Fortunately, I was able to stop taking the plants out and cleaning them this week, as the temperatures in the foil tunnel didn't cool down too much at night. The night temperatures were mostly around 4-7° C, which the plants tolerate well.
After topping, the largest Passion Fruit has now reached a height of 24 cm, the others are 1-2 cm shorter.
The ‘ice saints’ should now be coming to an end and repotting in large pots is planned for the coming week.
Aphids still rarely find their way into the greenhouse and the slugs and snails are only rarely seen, I hope it stays that way. I wish you a nice and sunny grow week!
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Topping
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Week 5. Vegetation1y ago
32 cm
Height
16 hrs
Light Schedule
21 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
No Smell
Smell
47 %
Air Humidity
4 °C
Night Air Temp
72 l
Pot Size
1 l
Watering Volume
birdmountain This week the plant was transplanted to its final location in the open air. The 72 l. plant pot was mixed with soil from last year, garden soil in a ratio of 4:1 and cattle fertiliser pellets in a ratio of 100:3 (100 l soil to 3 l pellets). The soil was very light due to the dryness of the last few days and was watered immediately after potting. There were 23 very cold nights with 2-3° C, during which I covered the repotted plants with a bucket at night.
Then the much-anticipated rain finally arrived at the weekend and the weather changed to warm and humid.
As the holiday is not too far away, drip irrigation will be installed for all the terrace plants. This will put an end to the extensive watering in summer and rainwater/cistern water will be used.
I noticed that the Passion Fruit actually smells slightly of passion fruit. I have chosen the plant that will appear in the diary from now on, it is the strongest with the strongest scent. It tolerated the topping and repotting well and has continued to grow consistently and evenly.
Thank you for reading my diary!
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Transplantation
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Week 6. Vegetation1y ago
45 cm
Height
16 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
No Smell
Smell
47 %
Air Humidity
14 °C
Night Air Temp
72 l
Pot Size
2 l
Watering Volume
birdmountain Passion Fruit really has what Dutch Passion calls ‘hybrid vigour’. It grows enthusiastically, evenly and vigorously.
It feels at home in the large pot and has already survived several rain showers. The week was finally warm with pleasant night temperatures above 10° C, which she likes. The drip irrigation has been completed and is now just being fine-tuned.
I wish you a good grow week and thank you for your visit.
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Week 7. Vegetation1y ago
65 cm
Height
16 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
No Smell
Smell
60 %
Air Humidity
11 °C
Night Air Temp
72 l
Pot Size
2 l
Watering Volume
birdmountain Passion Fruit has also been doing well this week and has not let the wind and all the rain and unsettled weather stop her from growing. She is very strong in stature, although she grows quickly. There are no signs of pests on her so far, I hope it stays that way.
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birdmountainstarted grow question 1y ago
Does it make a difference whether I take them when the plant is still producing paired shoots or should I take the cuttings when it already has alternate shoots? Or does it make no difference at all?
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Maturity can matter. Younger plants may be difficult to clone. You need 'enough' growth to take a cutting, anyway, that you probably won't run into that issue. Alternating axial buds is definitely a sign of maturity, but it is not necessary. You should have near-100% success before it starts asymmetrical growth.
I do a very simple process and most root. So there's no need to be super elaborate unless you want to set speed records or run a commercial business, lol.
Humidity dome is definitely helpful unelss you live in a rain forest with 80% or higher RH etc. A heating mat is a great idea, too, unless you live in a warm climate already that will keep the substrate 76-80F etc.
Do hormones cut a day off? Maybe. I don't bother. I plant ahead. An extra day or two is irrelevant relative to the resources invovled. Very low wattage is needed and a small space is not a burden worth investing a bunch of effort.
Don't give it too much light... don't needlessly stress it... keep transpiration to a minimum with high RH% ... do that and you'll get roots fairly fast, and invest little to no time or stress... When you start see vege growth resume, you likely have some rotos -- not speaking of the slight growth that happens after taking a cutting... you'll notice over th efirst 3-5 days the leaves do continue to get larger at a snail's pace and maybe even a centimeter taller etc. When growth noticeably picks up, you'll know to start hardening them off -- more light, less RH slowly over time.
for any video or reference that purports once location or timing is better than another you can find one that says the opposite. I've never worried about tops or lowers or night or morning.. it's still near 100% success as long as you control climate and don't try to give them too much light. You may come across a genotype that is more difficult to clone, but it should be rare... assume elevated failure rate is something in your own process if it's a healthy plant. --- Make sure it's a healthy plant to start, lol... if that common sense needs to be said, and adhere to KISS principle - Keep it simple, stupid.
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Week 8. Vegetation1y ago
86 cm
Height
17 hrs
Light Schedule
27 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
Weak
Smell
55 %
Air Humidity
12 °C
Night Air Temp
72 l
Pot Size
5 l
Watering Volume
birdmountain The Passion Fruit has developed splendidly so far. It has a slightly lighter leaf color than Hollands Hope, but the growth is still impressive. 21 cm height growth in one week in the vegetation phase. It is a pleasure to see her so healthy. We had a few very warm days when the watering could be adjusted precisely and also a windy evening, so I supported the two main shoots with willow sticks and tied them up. So far it is doing well compared to last year's Frisian Dew. Have a great grow week and thanks for visiting!
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Week 9. Vegetation1y ago
105 cm
Height
17 hrs
Light Schedule
27 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
Weak
Smell
55 %
Air Humidity
18 °C
Night Air Temp
72 l
Pot Size
6 l
Watering Volume
birdmountain Due to being away on vacation, there's only one photo from this week. She suffered a bit from lack of water, but she handled it well and has grown. Let's keep it going like this.
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Week 10. Vegetation1y ago
121 cm
Height
17 hrs
Light Schedule
28 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
Weak
Smell
55 %
Air Humidity
18 °C
Night Air Temp
72 l
Pot Size
8 l
Watering Volume
birdmountain After being away on vacation, I first removed the yellow leaves and took some photos of the Passion Fruit. 😀 It has grown well, and the drip irrigation has been adjusted. It has very strong shoots and robust growth. I'm curious to see how it goes from here. A support will definitely be needed outdoors. No pests or diseases are present.
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Week 11. Vegetation1y ago
133 cm
Height
16 hrs
Light Schedule
27 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
Weak
Smell
55 %
Air Humidity
18 °C
Night Air Temp
72 l
Pot Size
8 l
Watering Volume
birdmountain The week began with a heatwave and ended with rain. Passion Fruit continues to grow evenly, but not as vigorously as the previous two weeks. The green of the leaves has become a little paler, the existing fertilizer has apparently been used up. I have already fertilized with vinasse, but this is still not enough. The lady is still hungry. Thank you for your interest in this grow!
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Week 12. Vegetation1y ago
146 cm
Height
15 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
Weak
Smell
58 %
Air Humidity
14 °C
Night Air Temp
72 l
Pot Size
5 l
Watering Volume
Nutrients 1
Zuckerrübenmelasse
4 mll
birdmountain Despite the unstable weather last week, it has continued to grow and has been fertilized and defoliated. Further fertilization will allow it to shoot even higher. Many thanks for your visit!
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Week 13. Vegetation1y ago
155 cm
Height
15 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
Weak
Smell
58 %
Air Humidity
16 °C
Night Air Temp
72 l
Pot Size
7 l
Watering Volume
Nutrients 1
Zuckerrübenmelasse
4 mll
birdmountain Nothing special to report from last week. Passion Fruit has continued to grow, I'm waiting for the big growth spurt before flowering.
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Week 14. Vegetation1y ago
163 cm
Height
15 hrs
Light Schedule
50 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
Weak
Smell
81 %
Air Humidity
14 °C
Night Air Temp
72 l
Pot Size
7 l
Watering Volume
Nutrients 2
Zuckerrübenmelasse
4 mll
Nettle manure
10 mll
birdmountain It grows steadily and patiently, unaffected by wind or rain. This week, it was given a layer of soil consisting of compost, cattle manure pellets, garden soil, horn meal, and malted barley. In addition, nettle manure was used as fertilizer, as the heavy rain this week washed away some of the fertilizer.
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Week 15. Vegetation1y ago
173 cm
Height
15 hrs
Light Schedule
21 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
Weak
Smell
81 %
Air Humidity
14 °C
Night Air Temp
72 l
Pot Size
7 l
Watering Volume
Nutrients 1
Nettle manure
10 mll
birdmountain It grew the usual 10 cm again last week. A few sun sails were removed, but otherwise it rained a lot. Despite this, drip irrigation is activated during the rain-free period. Passion fruit seems to love water. The liquid fertilization with nettle manure is well accepted, the roots are stretching to the surface, but I will increase the amount of fertilization again. The previous ratio of 1:10 parts water seems too low to me, maybe 1:5 parts water is more appropriate. The comfrey manure and banana peel manure are ready for the flowering period.
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Week 16. Vegetation1y ago
180 cm
Height
14 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
Weak
Smell
81 %
Air Humidity
14 °C
Night Air Temp
72 l
Pot Size
9 l
Watering Volume
Nutrients 2
Nettle manure
5 mll
Vinasse
10 mll
birdmountain The passion fruit wins this year's growth award; it is by far the largest of the ladies in the pot. Since the previous weeks of rain have washed out a lot of nutrients, I am fertilizing heavily and have also collected a layer of mulch from rotting leaves and wood from the Benjes hedge to prevent evaporation. The passion fruit is quite thirsty, which is not surprising given its size. 💧 In preparation for flowering, I have thinned out the inside of the plant and removed shoots and leaves that were too low. The flowering will take a little more time. Thank you for visiting, and best wishes for a sunny and hot growing week—a heatwave is on the way.☀️
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Defoliation
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Week 17. Vegetation1y ago
180 cm
Height
14 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
Weak
Smell
81 %
Air Humidity
14 °C
Night Air Temp
72 l
Pot Size
9 l
Watering Volume
Nutrients 3
Nettle manure
30 mll
Vinasse
10 mll
Buchenholzasche
0.65 mll
birdmountain This year, Passion Fruit is roughly the counterpart to last year's Frisian Dew. However, it is taking its time to flower, but is preparing for it with lots of small side shoots. I suspect it will start flowering next week. I only remove the large sun sails from time to time and fertilize heavily. Now it's a matter of waiting and being patient. Thank you for visiting and best wishes for a successful growing week. 🙏🍀💧
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Week 18. Vegetation1y ago
195 cm
Height
13 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
Weak
Smell
72 %
Air Humidity
8 °C
Night Air Temp
72 l
Pot Size
7 l
Watering Volume
Nutrients 2
Nettle manure
30 mll
Vinasse
10 mll
birdmountain It has grown quite a bit again and has almost reached the two-meter mark. I will need a ladder later to check the tops for mold. It is taking its time to start flowering, but the pre-flowering stage is now developing. It is an impressive sight, the largest of the ladies, but it is questionable whether it will be mature by the start of the rainy season in October. However, it still fits under the adjacent tarp, so I'm still calm. Thank you very much for visiting, I wish you a wonderful week of growing.
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Week 19. Flowering1y ago
197 cm
Height
13 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
Weak
Smell
72 %
Air Humidity
9 °C
Night Air Temp
72 l
Pot Size
7 l
Watering Volume
Nutrients 2
Nettle manure
30 mll
Vinasse
10 mll
birdmountain It was a very mild, pleasant last week of August at the beginning of late summer with little rain. In my opinion, the passion fruit has blossomed and its height growth has come to an end. It has been defoliated, partly to better withstand the coming winds, and weighted down with stones against the wind direction to protect it from tipping over in strong gusts. It is now forming many small flower buds along the shoots that have developed over the last few weeks. No pests, no diseases, no noticeable scent. Thank you very much for visiting! 😀
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Week 20. Flowering1y ago
200 cm
Height
13 hrs
Light Schedule
23 °C
Day Air Temp
Weak
Smell
72 %
Air Humidity
12 °C
Night Air Temp
72 l
Pot Size
6 l
Watering Volume
Nutrients 2
Nettle manure
40 mll
Banana peel manure
10 mll
birdmountain The passion fruit plant has reached a height of two meters and its flowers are clearly visible. It is quite thirsty, which is not surprising given its size. Hopefully, the weather will remain reasonably dry until the end of the month so that it can develop its buds well. To protect it from strong gusts of wind and prevent it from falling over, it has been tied down slightly against the wind direction, see video. Other than that, there is nothing else to report. I wish you all a wonderful week of growing! 😁
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Week 21. Flowering1y ago
200 cm
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
21 °C
Day Air Temp
Weak
Smell
72 %
Air Humidity
12 °C
Night Air Temp
72 l
Pot Size
4 l
Watering Volume
Nutrients 2
Nettle manure
30 mll
Banana peel manure
20 mll
birdmountain The Passion Fruit has completed its third week of flowering and the buds are becoming more distinct. There is no risk of mould yet, as they are still too small and too open. It was a very rainy, windy and even sometimes sunny week, during which the buds dried out and then got wet again. As it is well tied up, it cannot be pulled out of the pot by its roots and the pot cannot tip over because it is weighted down and the shoots do not bend easily as they are elastically connected to each other and support each other. In this respect, the wind is now helpful for drying. It has no odour or damage and is loosely structured so that the wind can blow through it easily. However, due to the current strong winds, macro photography is not possible at the moment. Thank you for visiting and best wishes for a mould-free outdoor week!😀
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Week 22. Flowering1y ago
200 cm
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
23 °C
Day Air Temp
Normal
Smell
72 %
Air Humidity
12 °C
Night Air Temp
72 l
Pot Size
4 l
Watering Volume
Nutrients 2
Nettle manure
10 mll
Banana peel manure
40 mll
birdmountain It now has a fruity, tropical scent in the flowers, a mixture of passion fruit and peach. It's not particularly strong yet, but it's there. The flowers have grown quite a bit this week, with lots of new, white pistil hairs.
The last three warm days have done it good, but with the onset of autumn I have put it under the protective tarp to avoid too much rain on the flowers. The automatic watering has been stopped as there will be no more heatwaves, I am hoping for a golden October. Inside, some leaves are turning yellow and will be removed. I hope it will last another month.
The banana peel slurry has been used up and a new one is ready. It should last until the end. I will still give it some nitrogen fertiliser in the form of sugar beet molasses, but on a decreasing basis.
Thank you for your visit, I wish you a successful grow week! 😁
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Week 23. Flowering10mo ago
200 cm
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
15 °C
Day Air Temp
Normal
Smell
72 %
Air Humidity
8 °C
Night Air Temp
72 l
Pot Size
2 l
Watering Volume
Nutrients 2
Nettle manure
10 mll
Banana peel manure
40 mll
birdmountain It has survived this week well, apart from a few spots of mould in the leaf axils. I have cut out these spots so that I already have a few flowers to dry. However, I have removed a lot of brown leaves (permanent task). Her buds are now getting stronger every week, the scent is increasing and the trichomes are still forming. She will need a few more weeks to reach maturity. The scent is promisingly tropical, fruity and resinous. If October could score with a few milder weeks, that would suit me very well. Due to all the rain in the past week, watering was hardly necessary and the soil in the pot was always moist. However, the tarp keeps most of the moisture away from the top of the flowers. Many thanks for your visit and best wishes for a pleasant, mild and sunny grow week.
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Week 24. Flowering10mo ago
200 cm
Height
11 hrs
Light Schedule
11 °C
Day Air Temp
Normal
Smell
72 %
Air Humidity
5 °C
Night Air Temp
72 l
Pot Size
1 l
Watering Volume
Nutrients 2
Banana peel manure
40 mll
Vinasse
10 mll
birdmountain At the beginning of last week, there were the first ground frosts at night with temperatures around -3° C. The water in the pot saucers was iced over. However, the Passion Fruit is somewhat protected under the tarp, so that the cold and the rain of the past few days have had little effect on it. Occasionally some mould appears, but this is cut out. This mould does not affect the flowers, but the forks where the shoots have grown out of the parent shoots. The entire shoot then usually dies off and I cut it out generously. As long as it stays like this, it will be able to survive for another two to three weeks. Removing the leaves allows plenty of air to reach the flowers and shoots and damaged areas are easy to recognise. The pistils are still light-coloured and are starting to brown in some places, so it will need a few more weeks. Many thanks for your visit, best wishes for a good grow week!
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Week 25. Flowering10mo ago
200 cm
Height
11 hrs
Light Schedule
14 °C
Day Air Temp
Normal
Smell
75 %
Air Humidity
8 °C
Night Air Temp
72 l
Pot Size
0.5 l
Watering Volume
birdmountain The time for the full harvest is coming soon. This week, new outbreaks of mould appeared in many places in the leaf axils, which fortunately did not affect the blossoms themselves. We checked daily and cut out affected branches. The branches are slowly turning yellow and have nothing more to offer the mould. The pistils have been drying out for some time now and I assume that it will not see another week of blossom. It will produce a good harvest, parts are already drying, the flat is permeated by a tropical, balsamic passion fruit scent. Very pleasant. Its plant pot is densely covered with roots, mushrooms are already sprouting at the edges and tiger snails are celebrating their rendezvous. The attempt to fertilise exclusively with organic fertiliser and towards the end only with nettle manure and banana peel and comfrey manure has worked. The buds are somewhat smaller, but this is an advantage as the mould cannot spread quickly and unnoticed, as can be the case with dense flower bulbs, as they touch each other less. Thank you for visiting my diary. See you for the harvest report!
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Week 26. Harvest10mo ago
Happy Harvest Day!
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Sie wurde im Laufe der Woche mehrfach geerntet, was bei der anfallenden Erntemenge nicht anders möglich war. Überall in den Blattachseln entstanden Botrytis-Spots, ich wollte nicht, dass sie in die Blüten übergreifen. Der Rohtrim war ein Haufen Arbeit, die Finger klebrig und die Schere verharzt. Diese Sorte hat sich für den Außenanbau in meinem Klima in Mitteleuropa bewährt, sie benötigt aber ab der Hauptblüte einen Regenschutz. Sie konnte bis Mitte Oktober draußen bleiben, auch ein paar Minusgrade und kalter Ostwind hat sie klaglos überstanden.
Wichtig war das Zusammenbinden der Zweige, um ein auseinanderbrechen zu vermeiden und das Anbinden gegen Ost- und Westwinde im Spätsommer. Sie wurde einmalig getoppt und konnte danach frei wachsen, bis auf mehrmaliges Entblättern um Licht an die Blüten kommen zu lassen.
Es gab keine Raupen oder andere sichtbaren Schädlinge. Der Duft im Freien war nur aus nächster Nähe und bei Berührung spürbar, dann aber angenehm fruchtig, tropisch, tatsächlich so, wie ich Passionsfrüchte in Erinnerung habe. Sie trocknet nun im Trockengestell, Hoffentlich behält sie etwas von ihrem Duft auch nach der Trocknung. Da es so viel an Ertrag wurde, werde ich einen Teil der Ernte vernichten müssen.
Die rein organische Düngung mit pelletiertem Rinderdung, Rübenmelasse, Brennesseljauche und Bananenschalenjauche haben gezeigt, dass es auch mit rein organischem Dünger möglich ist große, ertragreiche Pflanzen im Topf anzubauen.
Ein Rauchbericht folgt in ein paar Wochen.
Update 27.10.2025 Ich wolle ganz sicher gehen, ob sie wirklich nach Passionsfrucht riechen und habe mir eine reife Frucht besorgt. Und tatsachlich, der Duft entspricht der Frucht, auch nach dem Trocknen. Er riecht sogar durch den Beutel und das Aroma ist ebenso Passionsfrucht nach eineigen Wochen curen im Glas oder Beutel.
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birdmountain Since the mold outbreaks were increasing, it was time for the harvest.
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DutchFarmer commentedweek 101y ago
💪💪💪
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Dominostrees commentedweek 201y ago
Looking beautiful bro, Keep growing!💪🏻
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GhostTerpZ commentedweek 171y ago
Looking Really Good ❗️
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Smoking_Joe_Frazier commentedweek 81y ago
Hi Growmie, beautiful grow 😍 I'm really curious to see whether the Passion Fruit or the Holland Hope takes the win. I'm definitely keeping my fingers crossed for you.
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Mrs_Larimar commentedweek 31y ago
enjoy your grow
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GERGrowDesigns commentedweek 11y ago
Good Luck with this one!
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Comfrey commentedweek 2610mo ago
Congratulations on the harvest. The description of the aroma sounds pretty good. I like those tropical notes and that it apparently isn't one that scents the neighboring garden, which would be critical for me for various reasons.
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birdmountain commented10mo ago
@Comfrey, thanks, hopefully it retains some of that scent even after drying.
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Comfrey commented10mo ago
@birdmountain, do you use humidity packs like Boveda during curing?
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birdmountain commented10mo ago
@Comfrey, yeah I have some for small amounts of 15 g each, not for what was/will be harvested this year. I store in airtight jars and ventilate occasionally. It's been working well so far.
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Comfrey commentedweek 2310mo ago
Same same. Right now, it looks like a golden October.
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