World's largest passionfruit

[@Udayanverma]

Brahma Kamal is the back is pretty good. You must be getting quite a flowers on those. One of the most beautiful flower

[@artmadrid6929]

that is a nice passionfruit plant and passion fruit leaves but where is the largest passionfruit fruit? how do we know how big is it?

[@benbishop7775]

Hey Randy, I'm in TN zone 7a. Passionflower Incarnata grows really well here and I'm wondering if I can grow the other species. Do you think it's possible growing the tropical varieties as an annual here? Will I get flowers? Will I get fruit?

[@Architjain1292]

Love the plant!! and the flowers are just a beautiful beauty!

[@Sheikyerbouti8]

I love them too Archit. They smell really nice and the fruit is delicious too.

[@liamcoldwell442]

I don't mean to be a party pooper but that's grandilla, there's a difference in the leaves, inside color

[@LeChristEstRoi]

Imo, that's neither granadilla nor passiflora quadrangularis. This passion fruit vine is a passiflora decaisneana, an hybrid of passiflora quadrangularis and passiflora alata. The fruit of passiflora decaisneana is almost identical to the ones of passiflora quadrangularis but a little bit smaller.

[@PlantzNThings]

Amazing size for only one year of growth

[@gulllalai]

Fantastic looking healthy plant of Passiflora quadrangularis,Randy. Thanks a lot for sharing this superb plant. ( :

[@tbbt921]

it's a grandilla

[@meander49]

Just wowww!!!Do you know if all the kinds of passiflora's passions fruit,are suitable for food?

[@richardmyers9609]

No they aren't all edible, but many are. There are over 450 species. Of the edible ones, some are much better tasting than others.

[@meander49]

@@richardmyers9609 Thank you very much!

[@veronicawicker5273]

Im in Missouri and I have wild passionfruit flowers in my yard that get bigger than my palm and the fruit is twice as big as a kiwi. When they turn yellow, they taste delicious.

[@Sheikyerbouti8]

Hi Veronica. That's awesome. You probably have Passiflora incarnata. Those are native here in Florida as well.

[@tinawindham6958]

veronica wicker lucky duck

[@vpvpvp6968]

Passion flowers can actually get that big?

[@Josh_Green44]

Fantastic, Randy!

[@nelsontan8328]

Hi Randy can tell me where can I buy this seeds or plant from singapore?

[@Sheikyerbouti8]

I don't, sorry.

[@shurawiira8177]

I have found contradicting information on the internet. Since you grow it, please clarify, is this plant self-fertile or not?

[@Afonso_Guest_House]

They are as i have them and good lord the fruits are immense and flowers are very fragrant indeed.

[@shurawiira8177]

@@Afonso_Guest_House so, it is self fertile? one plant alone can bear fruit?

[@abc_cba]

Hey, Randy , can you tell me how to provide fertilizers to a baby plant that I planted and it has new baby branches . I stay in Central India and it recieves proper sunlight (around 4 hours) as implanted it to a little shady area as the sun here in summer (for 4 months) can reach upto 48°C (119° F). Does it need trellis ? And how much should I water it in a week. It's already summer here and temperatures are around 45°C now (113°F)

[@Sheikyerbouti8]

I wouldn't worry about fertilizer until it starts to take off and vining vigorously. Yes they need something to grow on. A trellis or a fence. They'll find trees or other structurees to climb on if you don't give them something to climb.

[@abc_cba]

Randy's Tropical Plants In a rush I completely forgot to thank you for the video that was very informative. You deserve a subscription

[@loverneverend12]

I am looking into getting some some seeds where can I purchase some?

[@claudettefaglie957]

Are these self pollinating? If not, will a different type of passion flower pollinate these?

[@Sheikyerbouti8]

No, you need a second vine from a different seed. Passiflora alata will pollinate it for sure. There are probably others that will as well. I've tried pollinating it with P. edulis with no luck.

[@claudettefaglie957]

Thank you. I haven't been able to get any P. edulis seeds to germinate, but I do have other types I can try. I live in NC, and grow my passion fruit in large pots with metal trellis. I had no idea this would get so big.

[@Sheikyerbouti8]

In the tropics, this vine will grow to the top of a 65 foot tall tree and then completely cover the canopy. It's a monster.

[@vacciniumaugustifolium1420]

@@claudettefaglie957 I know its been 4 years but anyway : - P. Quadrangularis is notorious for rarely producing fruit, even under a tropical climate. If you want fruit, try P. Alata, it look fairly similar and can produce fruits even in indoor condition. - If you want your passiflora plant to produce a lot of flowers, it need to stay in relatively small pot.

[@xiangwei8895]

may I know if it can Grow in LA ? Thank you!

[@Sheikyerbouti8]

I don't see why not.

[@raygrowtx]

I bought seeds to ever kind , going to grow them this year

[@Sheikyerbouti8]

Cool! That's a whole lot of seeds. There are over 500 species of Passiflora.

[@raygrowtx]

OK I don't have all then haha' I guess just ever kind I could find to buy online

[@Sheikyerbouti8]

Gardening & More You probably got all of the best fruiting varieties. There's a LOT of really pretty hybrids too. Have you joined the passiflora group in FB? If not I'll add you.

[@raygrowtx]

OK add me ' I got big kinds small kinds ' banana kind' I have a few they have no ideal of the cross

[@kdc300z]

awesome! I have a Frederick Edulis, and a Lavender orienta. Best looking flowers ever. So alien. Ill check out you nursery, Thanks

[@ScaryFear]

Hi Randy. I got your plants in the ground now. I just uploaded a video I think you'd like about them. My amorphs are also starting to come up.

[@tbbt921]

actually that's a grandilla

[@jamestropicals8262]

Giant grandilla