Siapkan media tanam. Ambil tangkai. Jaga tangkai dalam kondisi yang lembap. Pindahkan bibit setelah akar terbentuk.

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Fill a plastic flower pot with a mixture made of 3 parts agricultural sand and 1 part topsoil. Mix the soil components well so that they are evenly dispersed throughout the container. Cuttings get most of the moisture they need to grow from humidity since they do not have roots at this point. As such, you do not want to use a soil that will retain a lot of moisture. Choose a mature, healthy passion fruit plant to take a cutting from. Snip off a portion of the vine that contains at least 3 buds or at least 6 inches (15 cm) long, if not more, and cut directly below the lowest bud.  Newer growth is more active, so it is recommended that you choose a newer portion of vine rather than an older portion. Immediately plant this cutting into your sand bed. Remove the bottom-most leaves to help your cutting preserve water. The best place for a vine cutting is a greenhouse. If you do not have access to one, though, you can build a humidity chamber by stretching clear plastic sheeting across a box frame made of bamboo.  Make sure that any humidity chamber you use stays moist. Keep it in full sun, and place it where the air is moist. If you need to generate additional humidity, you can do so by running a humidifier or by placing dishes of water-covered gravel around the base of the cutting. Your cuttings should form new roots within several weeks if they’re kept in the right condition. They are ready to be treated as established seedlings at this point and may be transplanted into a permanent garden space.