Gardening Question From Allen:

I purchased a passion-fruit vine to grow indoors. I set up a trellis and planted the plant in a very large container. I was growing beautifully. Plenty of morning sun, watering once a week and “spritzing” the leaves daily.
One of the blogs I had read on-line suggested 10-10-10 fertilizer at the beginning of the growing season. Around 03-10-17, I put @ 1/8 of a cup of 10-10-10 fertilizer, at least, three (3) to four (4) inches from the base root and watered thoroughly.
My once vibrant leaves have wilted and drooped. Is there a way to revive this plant or will it eventually go to plant heaven?
Though I live on the East Coast, my home is kept @ 70 degrees and my passion-fruit vine is on a table (along with two Jade plants and two Aloe plants above a heat vent.
Please advise
Thanks
Allen
P.S. If my plant is doomed where would you suggest purchasing another and if I do get a new plant, still bury fish entrails in the bottom of my planter?

Answer From Pat:

I am sorry to tell you this but I do not think that a passion vine is a good candidate for growing indoors. You would need a large (18 inch) pot, a large flat, gravel-filled container under it so roots would not be touching water and also full sun streaming onto the plant from a window or a plant light left on all day every day.