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Unidentified Vine

15 years ago

I bought some seeds for a Passiflora vine and what I got does not look like one, so I am trying to identify what it is and if I should keep it anyway.

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kayjones
15 years ago
It looks like one to me - can't name it, but if you'll post your picture on the 'Passifloras' forum, someone will i.d. it for you!
karyn1
15 years ago
It might be a corkystem passiflora. I have a what I thought was an unlobed suberosa that I was told is actually a P. pallida that looks very similar to your vines. See if the older part of the stem begins to grow a thick white covering. If it does I'd bet that's what it is. I found it growing all over the place in S. FL.
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