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Passiflora fruit survey

21 years ago

I'm planning on getting some of the following species, and I want to know how the fruit tastes compared to P.edulis

P. actinia

P. alata

P. antioquiensis

P. manicata

P. quadrangularis

P. vitifolia

Also, does P. Coral Sea fruit and how hardy are vitifolias?

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stanhopea
Original Author
21 years ago
What do P. phoenicia's taste like too?
chills71
21 years ago
P vitifolia has never fruited for me. I've got 6 different passion flowers and Vitifolia blooms very well, but has never set a fruit, even when pollenated. Nor has Lavender Lady. The squirrels love P 'Incense'.

~Chills
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