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New to gardening, thought it was Passiflora.

11 years ago

Hey, my names Cal, I recently propagated some seeds that I thought was a variety of passiflora, but now Im not so sure, I know that these "Stem like" things flower, i have seen the petals on the ground so im guessing these could be.. i dont know. sorry haha, I have never been able to catch it in flower.

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caldawson
Original Author
11 years ago
Here is a picture of the leaves the plant is probably only about 4 months old...
nel5397
11 years ago
okra.
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fatamorgana2121
11 years ago
One of the red okras. Pods are best when they are small. You have some that could be picked and used now.

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caldawson
Original Author
11 years ago
Omg you guys are amazing. Thankyou thankyou.
I propagated okra, passiflora incarta and panama red all in pots next to each other.
And none of the okra took, well obviously it did. So I transplanted the only one that did take thinking it was a panama red. Haha.

So thankyou for clearing up my silly mistakes. I really appreciate it guys. I will be trying okra for the first time tonight!!!

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