How to grow Passiflora from cuttings and seeds

 take up to ten years to flower. How to Root Passion Flower Cuttings Stem cuttings are normally taken during the conifer stage, when they can easily break off when bent. Use a pair of sharp pruners and cut off about cuttings just below the node. Peel off the bottom leaves and tendrils, then dip the ends in rooting hormone. Stick the cuttings about half an inch (1 cm) into well-draining potting mix or an equal mix of sand and peat. Water lightly, then cover with a clear, vented plastic bag. Include stitch support if needed. Place the cuttings in a shady place, keep them warm and moist. You should notice new growth within a month, at which point you can gently pull the cuttings to test for root establishment. Once significant root formation has occurred, they can be transplanted to their permanent locations