Passiflora adenopoda | 5 Seeds

Passiflora adenopoda is an intriguing and exotic vine native to South America, particularly in regions of Brazil. This tropical climber is celebrated for its striking foliage and unusual, vividly colored flowers. Its deeply lobed leaves are a rich green, providing an attractive backdrop for the main attraction – the bright red to orange tubular flowers. These flowers often appear throughout the warmer months and are renowned for their unique form and striking coloration. The plant also produces edible, banana-shaped fruits, although they are smaller than traditional bananas and have a tangy, slightly acidic flavor. Passiflora adenopoda is a vigorous vine that can reach considerable heights when supported, making it an appealing choice for arbors, trellises, or fences. This passionflower is not only a stunning ornamental addition but also a source of curious and tasty fruits, adding a touch of the tropics to gardens and landscapes.  Zones 9-11 Germination To germinate Passiflora adenopo