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When Does Passion Fruit Bear Fruit and Ripen?

Mike Ehrmantraut
2020-11-16 11:23:35
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1. Result Time

Generally, Passion Fruit is planted in February and March in spring. If it is planted at this time, it will blossom in May and June as long as it is maintained reasonably.Then after natural pollination, or artificial pollination, it will begin to bear fruit.However, its flowering time is not the same, different flowering time will be different.The earliest flowering is in May and June, followed by July and August in summer, and September in autumn, which usually results after flowering.

2. Ripening Time

Flowering and fruiting in different periods, fruit ripening time is also different.Usually, when blooming in spring, fruit ripening usually takes 40-60 days.If it blooms in summer, it needs to wait 60-80 days.Flowering in autumn, the fruit will be 80-90 days later to mature.Others will blossom after October, and if they blossom at this time, they will have to wait at least 90 days before they can wait for the fruit to mature.

In general, people will not harvest fruits until November in autumn and winter.When harvesting, we must wait for the skin to turn yellow or purple, or wait until it falls off naturally.After falling down, you should pick it up as soon as possible, otherwise it will rot easily in the rain or in the sun.

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