Will the agitation flower plant my granddad give me flower this yea,within are loads of buds, UK midlands?
Answers: Sorry Chloe, your passion flower may be stance a lot of buds but they are unlikely to flower in our shores at this time of the year. The buds will just drop rotten. You probably have the Passiflora caerulea, the
blue zeal flower, which is the one most commonly grown outdoors in UK. It is a nippy growing
evergreen. Just be patient and subsequent year you will be rewarded with loads of dazzling
flowers, Ask your grandpa if he knows the story going on for this flower, It's about the concluding supper of Jesus. Good look
Most probably. The passionflower is a fairly tough plant, and within its native habitat can be pretty invasive. It would depend largely on whether you have one of the tropical variety, which pretty much needs to be grown inside over the winter contained by your location, or one of the semi-tropicals. Either way, it requests plenty of light and temperature to set blooms, but some species rely heavily on cross pollination and won't set fruit without a second plant around.
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