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Passionfruit Non Grafted Panama Gold
75mm Pot

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Non- Grafted Passionfruit Panama Gold (Passiflora edulis) produces super large golden soft-skinned fruit with juicy aromatic pulp. Panama Gold are generally sweeter than the black passionfruit. This vine needs a warmer climate as it is not grafted onto a more cold hardy rootstock.

Recommended for gardens with coarse or sandy soils, non grafted Passionfruit are less likely to sucker and spread as the Grafted varieties can do if they are stressed or in difficult ground. Non Grafted Passionfruit are more suited to warmer climates and definitely need a frost free position to grow to their best. Plant in a sunny, well-drained position, preferably where the vine is protected from the wind as this can impede pollination and fruit set. Apply a complete organic fertiliser at planting time and ensure plants are adequately watered during dry spells.

Plants should begin to produce fruit in around 18 months- 2 years.

Supplied as a potted plant

Please Note: This item will be in store for pickup/dispatch from Wednesday 14th February.

  • Suitable for areas with full sun
  • Suitable for areas with part shade
  • Grows 2-4 m wide
  • Grows to 4.5m high
  • Ideal Growing Regions:
  • Cool
  • Temperate
  • Arid
  • Semi-arid
  • View growing regions on the Climate Map

Availability: OUT OF STOCK/OUT OF SEASON! Available to order all year, unless sold out.

$9.90

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Common Name: PASSIONFRUIT
Botanical Name: Passiflora edulis
Family Name: Passifloraceae
Plant Type: Evergreen vine
Size: 2.5 – 5m
Fruit: Summer
Positioning: Full Sun
General Information: Passionfruit is self-fertile, therefore does not need more than one vine to bear fruit. When fruit changes from green to purple or the skin becomes wrinkled it is ripe and ready to eat. A fence or pergola, wires or wire netting are required to allow the plant to climb.
Soil: Well drained fertile soil is necessary for good fruit production.
Watering: Requires regular watering, as roots are shallow. Mulching is good for plants however make sure that it is kept away from the stems to avoid collar rot.
Fertilising: Apply a complete fertiliser in spring when new growth starts and follow up with light top dressings of a complete fertiliser every 3 – 4 weeks through summer. (It is very difficult to over fertilise a passionfruit).
Pruning: Cut vines back after fruiting if too dense to encourage new laterals and more fruit. Can be a heavy cropper so thin fruit if too many form.
Dislikes: Frost.
Pests: Can be susceptible to fungal problems if conditions are too cold and wet, can suffer from the usual sucking insects that attack fruiting plants.
✔ Ideal for training on fences, railings of balconies or terraces and on pergolas.
Tips: After 4 – 5 years vines can become weak or spindly, a reasonable pruning every few years can avoid this. ‘Nelly Kelly’ is a grafted plant, remove growth from below the graft to maintain good growth habit.

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Establish which coloured region you live in and then consider the varieties listed as typically suited to that area. The Australian Climate Guide map is intended as a guide only as climatic conditions vary between specific locations. Factors such as local altitude, wind and the proximity of hills, mountains and bodies of water can cause variations from the generalised climate map. Note also that although a plant may be listed as suitable for a particular region, it may still require protection from extremes such as frost or strong winds. You should also consider its requirements for sun, shade and water.

Remember that you can often extend the range of plants that you can grow by creating micro-climates within your garden. Planting under trees, beside brick walls or in the shelter of a building, on high or low points in the garden can all have an effect. Even planting by a pond or surrounded by rocks can be used to advantage. Part of the joy of gardening can be experimenting and nothing is more pleasing that achieving success with a plant that is not usually seen in your area.

The map is based on Australian Bureau of Meteorology 30 year climatology data from 1961-1990. The zones are based on both temperature and humidity:

  • Tropical – hot humid summer .
  • Mild Tropical – warm humid summer
  • Semi-arid – hot dry summer, cold winter
  • Arid – hot dry summer, cold winter
  • Temperate – warm summer, cool winter
  • Cool – mild-warm summer, cool winter