From one of my vines last year:

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I have more pics & such of my plants here:
http://krstofer.org/passiflora/.

krstofer, thank you so much for the great pics!! Now I know what I have to look foward to and now I can`t wait!! LOL!! What a FABULOUS Web Site you have too!! I saved it in my favorites!! Thanks again. FLOW

you say you have lots of seeds on that page... got any spares?? thanks for the quads !

Dc

Unfortunately (for all but me) I've planted all I have at the moment. Got s'more inbound from Brazil soon though....

Someday I plan to do the 'south america driving tour'.. Figure I can drive there from here.. Gonna see what I can see in the wild. Or as much of the wild as I can see from the hard surface 'wheelchair accessible' parts of all those non english speakin' countries.

Who knows they might take pitty on the cripple & bring me plants / seeds.

I took a day trip to washington DC and visited the US botanical gardens (how could I resist) and look at what I found!!!

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sorry 'bout the bad-quality pic... I'm a no-good photographer

=Dc

flowpow, how EVER did you germinate quads.... krstofer, your seeds havn't come up yet and there is evil white mold on the pot... what conditions were yours in flow,

THanks,
Dc-the-desperate

I received a few seeds in a trade this winter labeled "Giant Granadilla" I started them in mild potting soil in a shallow tray, about one inch of soil. Put them in a low plastic tub on a heating pad, low temp, with a clear glass top and a flourecsent light a bove. 1 foot above.when they were two inches tall I potted up to 4 inch pots, same soil but with some compost added. two are a bit small yet, but one is out on the patio wrapping its little feelers around a steak, very pleased with itself!! LOL!! Good Luck GardenerDc Flow

GadenerDc, forgot to say thanks for the pic,I saved it. what an amazing flower, I can`t wait!!! Flow

one more thing...

krs your passiflora quadrangularis looks like passiflora alata or passiflora phoenicia. quadrangularis should have a wider corona and alternating red and red/white petals... and a paler corona. Oh, and thanks for the tradewinds fruit page... can't remember what thread you posted a link on but I'm ordering a few thing there.

THanks,
Dc

How in the world get you get it to germinate. I have some seeds I tried to germinate and keep failing :-(