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Orange fruit on passionfruit vine Videos
- 1. Growing Passion Fruit From Seeds
- 2. Gulf Fritillary Caterpillar: Passion Fruit Pest
- 3. PASSION FRUIT GROWING
- 4. Planting A Passion Fruit Vine -- A Gift From An Asian Lady
- 5. Growing papaya & passion fruit at the Havillah Farm
Growing Passion Fruit From Seeds
Finally, I was able to grow another passion fruit vine from seeds. Two months ago when I first discovered this beautiful vine in my garden, I couldn't tell what it ...
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sadegh cheldawi
commented
on 01 Feb 2016
hi there our area is very very hot and the sun ray is really burning can i
grow this vine?
sadegh cheldawi
commented
on 03 Feb 2016
+OrganicGarden Sage thanks alot
OrganicGarden Sage
commented
on 03 Feb 2016
+sadegh cheldawi My unscientific answer is Yes. I live in S. California, we experienced 105 degrees this Summer and my passion fruit overcame the heat. Passion fruit do like a bit more moisture. When you live in a dry and hot zone, you probably have to water it everyday. Thanks.
cornelius brown
commented
on 18 Oct 2015
at 0:54 you say it's a dragon fruit plant lol
OrganicGarden Sage
commented
on 19 Oct 2015
Yes, I did mix up. I only know how to grow things. Hopefully I the near distant future, I will learn how to edit videos. :--)
Gulf Fritillary Caterpillar: Passion Fruit Pest
We went to plant our passion fruit vine and we found all these thorned and spiked caterpillar, they are red-orange with purple stripes. They are called gulf fritillary ...
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Kristin Bryan
commented
on 27 Sep 2015
We have them and are housing them in our butterfly house to raise them. So
far, we have 2 cocoons. So excited to have some butterflies! You guys need
to really need to chill out though. What is it that makes people act like
cry babies over a little bug? Butterflies are amazing for our planet's
ability to continue producing vegetation.
Jackie O'Connor-Hagood
commented
on 24 Jul 2014
NOT pests! The passion fruit vine is the host plant for the Gulf Fritillary
butterfly. If you don't want butterflies, don't have the plants that
attract them. Most people LOVE butterflies, so not sure what you're
complaining about.
Steven Singer
commented
on 25 May 2013
So if they turn into beautiful butterflies, and don't do too much harm to
the plant, leave them be. The Caterpillar will bring in native birds to eat
them... Also carpenter bees get the pollen and drink the nectar!
Tina K. VaLant
commented
on 29 Sep 2013
Many people specifically BUY plants in the passiflora family to ATTRACT
butterflies. From an egg, they develop into the caterpillars......look at
it as a stage. You will be rewarded with beautiful butterflies! >i
Kristy Asao
commented
on 11 Jun 2014
They are not "pests". Their adult form butterflies are gorgeous! So, so
pretty!
what a strange bug! cool none the less. looks like something from a syfy
movie!
harvey sahadeo
commented
on 17 May 2013
i have the same problem, how do i get reed of them?
Ed Blank
commented
on 23 Sep 2013
what happened to them?
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Planting A Passion Fruit Vine -- A Gift From An Asian Lady
An artist visited Los Angeles to present her art. She talked of the love of art and the unity of peoples across the artificial lines of nations and races. A full-length ...
Growing papaya & passion fruit at the Havillah Farm
The papaya and passion fruits are two tropical fruits which are forever fruiting when all other seasonal fruits are out of season. The passion fruit is the most ...
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