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Passiflora Incarnata Fruits!
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I've been eating these all morning,and they are so good:jointsmile:Depending on how mature they are,you can get really sour,to really sweet:biggrin:


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Re: Passiflora Incarnata Fruits! [Re: KBG1977]
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Do these not turn a dark purple/black and go all wrinkly when they are ripe?

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Re: Passiflora Incarnata Fruits! [Re: GoOnThen]
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no,that's edulis,the true passion fruit;-)

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Re: Passiflora Incarnata Fruits! [Re: KBG1977]
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I've found those everywhere this year. the very first one had a sweet fruit, clear seeds, every single one since had little to no fruits, many abort, no viable seed production, but beautiful fragrant flowers. I tried to take a cutting, but its tricky, I may try an air layer if its not too late or next year.

if not ill get a producing variety and grow it indoors, they have captivated me, can't wait to get one in my indoor!

Nice find! you've been busy!


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Re: Passiflora Incarnata Fruits! [Re: Dr.Trich]
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How do you eat them? Cut them open and collect the pulp? I've always found the skins seemed like they shouldn't be eaten.

I've been meaning to collect a bunch of seeds while I still can. I may try to take a cutting this year, but I'll need to get some hormones for rooting. All the past attempts at taking cuttings have failed for me.


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Re: Passiflora Incarnata Fruits! [Re: Acaterpillar]
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Cut em in half, scoop goop into mouth with spoon.

Or... cut / bite hole and slurp / eat out.


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Re: Passiflora Incarnata Fruits! [Re: limentroll]
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Anyone got a suggestion for indoor species for fruit and beauty/aroma. I have been trying to get passaflora incarnata, because its wild local, but the fruits aren't worth an indoor spot in my grow room. I was thinking purple passion, because from seed it only takes 1 season to fruit, but if I could find old enough cuttings of something else.......

edited to add "incarnata" I left out


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Re: Passiflora Incarnata Fruits! [Re: Dr.Trich]
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Do the seed pods on these always stay green, or do they eventually turn red? I ask because there was a passion flower species we used to eat as kids as it grew wild everywhere. I really want to grow it, but have been unable to track it down. I had though it might be incarnata since the flowers look the same, but it had red fruits when they were fully ripe.

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Re: Passiflora Incarnata Fruits! [Re: trillby33]
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These fruits turn brown when fully ripe,and are not the kind used in domestic foods.

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Re: Passiflora Incarnata Fruits! [Re: KBG1977]
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*sigh* I'm beginning to think I'm going to have to go back to Belize if I ever want to grow these. Thanks for the info.

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Re: Passiflora Incarnata Fruits! [Re: trillby33]
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No problemo:grin:

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