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2 unknown passifloras

15 years ago

I have 2 passion vines that need ID's. The first is one that I had growing last year that didn't appear to survive the winter (in the greenhouse). I moved the pot outside planning on reusing it and new growth emerged. I'm glad I didn't toss it. Unfortunately there's no tag. It looks a bit like miersii but when I compared the foliage it's different. The other is one I found in the forest in Puerto Rico. It almost looks like 2 different plants.

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eristal
15 years ago
Crystal and I think the first one is P. actinia, and the second is P. suberosa. ID by leaves is never perfectly accurate, but so far that is our guess...
karyn1
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15 years ago
Eric I think I'd asked you for an ID on that actinia last year as well. lol So the other is a true suberosa, not like the unlobed foliage corkystem variety that I previously collected in FL? Hopefully I'll get blooms in the near future. Thanks.
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eristal
15 years ago
P. suberosa is so darn variable. We even have one that has very fuzzy leaves.

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