root system of passion plant
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- Passion fruit has a deep taproot, which must be part of any transplant for the best outcome.
- Plants that have been grown off of rootstocks should not be transplanted, as the disturbance can trigger more annoying and unproductive sucke®s.
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Passion fruit has a deep taproot, which must be part of any transplant for the best outcome. Plants that have been grown off of rootstocks should not be transplanted, as the disturbance can trigger more annoying and unproductive
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