After a few days without going down to where I have my passion fruit plant, I see that it's growing very well, a little slower than I expected, but I'm happy with the results

After a few days of not being able to water the plants I have at my grandmother's house for various reasons I don't want to mention right now, I went to check on them a few hours ago and found a pleasant surprise. Even though I went a little over a week ago, my aunt told me she'd put the hose on them a few days back, and now the passion fruit plant is growing wonderfully and is already spreading quite a bit, which makes me very happy.

What caught my attention is that it's also starting to spread around the host plant (it's a parasitic plant), especially in that central area. I'm also happy because, when I didn't see it progressing much at first, I thought it was a bad choice because of the location, since it's a place where it could grow quickly. I was only considering building a small wooden structure where it could fully expand.

But I'm finally seeing it grow taller now, even surpassing them, which will undoubtedly help cover the rest of the plant in a short time, thus completing another phase in its development. Now I'm just waiting to see when it starts to produce its first flowers so that the first passion fruits will appear soon. These will be very useful not only for making juices but also, mostly, desserts, which is the reason I planted it. Although, after visiting a supermarket yesterday and seeing the price of almost $4, I thought it might be an excellent idea to start some seedlings to give myself the opportunity to have more of these passion fruit plants, and well, we'll see what the future holds.

I'll say goodbye now, but not before thanking you for the support you've given to my previous posts here in the #hivegarden community, where I try to share the best possible photos of my agricultural activities, in this case, those that don't require much care.