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Passiflora to identify

20 years ago

Ok i had this passionflower for like 8 years and i never thought of what its name was. Now that i have some other types i am wondering what type this one is. I looked it up and found some similarities.

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jblaschke
20 years ago
First guess? P. belotii, an alata/caerulea cross. The leaves look right.

Second guess would be P. allardii, a Constance Elliott/quadrangularis hybrid, but the leaves don't seem quite as good a match.
sgeorgia
20 years ago
I ditto jblaschke first two guesses.
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rosaholicme
20 years ago
I HAVE THIS ONE TOO - i PLUCKED IT FROM THE WILDS. iT NOW HAS A LOT OF FRUITS AND i AM WONDERING IF THEY ARE EDIBLE

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