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I have three seedlings from seeds that were sold as 'Incense'. I'm assuming they were seeds from 'incense' and pollinated by who knows what. One of them has a fine marbled pattern of white variegation on the leaves, almost too fine to be attractive but interesting none the less. Does anyone know if this kind of variegation is common in Passiflora?, i have only seen it before in Campsis radicans.
Well, since Incense is a hybrid that can only be propagated via cuttings, either your seeds are an "Incense x" hybrid or the folks who sold them to you are clueless.
Varigration is fairly common among the decaloba types, less so among the larger flowering species. What do the leaves actually look like? Do they appear in the five-pointed Incense form? Leaf form is quite variable amongst passis, so it's tough to tell without more information.
jblaschke
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