Also someone told me that the cuttings may not be vigorous as the original plant, other people have told me that only grafted passion fruit will produce well...

There seems to be a lot of varieing opinions but little solid information out there. I also have planted some seeds I got from eden seeds, the panama red (my favourite passion fruit)only one came up out of 4 but apparently they are fairly hard to strike from seed.
So does anyone have any experience with starting off passion fruit any advice would be appreciated?
Mick

I've found that liver water is excellent for passionfruits

liver water is the water left after you soak a lambs fry for an hour or two - you soak the lambs fry to get the skin off easier. bits of lambs fry skin poked into the soil around the roots helps them too

I have grown both grafted and ungrafted and prefer the ungrafted ones any day. The "nellie kelly" grafted vines you normally can buy caused me and my mother a great deal of trouble with vines from the graft coming up all over the garden up to two metres away from the plant.

I grew the panama gold (grafted) ones over the last year and with only one plant had four fruit. Previous years I grew the standard purple and has so much fruit I couldn't eat it all. So this year the panama is coming back out, and I will start again from seed. I have also heard that the panama's pollinate better with two plants so would give this a go too!

Hope this helps,

Fiona

Allan