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Help! Parcha Maracya what is it?

21 years ago

I got some comming up and can't find them in my books. Does anyone know about it and what conditions it takes? how hardy it is?

thanks, you guys are so great out there.

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Vulture61
21 years ago
'Parcha Maracuya' is one of the several common names of Passiflora in Spanish. It is probably an edible species. If it is from Southamerica (most likely), it is a tropical. However some tropical plants can withstand some cold (P. edulis, P 'Frederick'). Some other common names for Passiflora in Spanish are: 'Parcha', 'Maracuya' and 'Parchita'. Good luck.

Omar
tiresunltd
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21 years ago
thank you so very much for clearing that up. now I will just have to wait and see what it matures into.
Kathy
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