This photo was taken on January 14th, not long after we transplanted Mr Passionfruit. I didn’t have much hope for him but fed and watered him none the less.
Look at him now! He’s made his way half way up the lattice in a matter of weeks! He’s getting a few bits of yellowing on his leaves but otherwise he’s a happy chappy. I’ll have to feed him again – he’s a hungry bugger! Typical boy! 😉
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Brilliant 🙂
He’s a sturdy boy alright; you’re going to have your work cut out pinching out the growing tips or he’ll be over half the neighbourhood. Don’t hesitate to take the secateurs to him if he sends out branches in the wrong place, he’ll barely notice….