Rooting Passion Flower vines

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  1. stoneangel

    stoneangel Active Member VCBF Cherry Scout

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    Where I volunteer I'm constantly cutting back the passion flower vines. I 'd like to know if I can root these. If so, will the rooted cuttings produce flowers?
     
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    stoneangel, Sep 19, 2006
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  2. Nandan Kalbag

    Nandan Kalbag Active Member

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    Of course, Yes. They shall bear flowers.
     
    Nandan Kalbag, Sep 20, 2006
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  3. stoneangel

    stoneangel Active Member VCBF Cherry Scout

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    That's great news!
    I've been looking at some links in the forum and have discovered that the are passiflora caerulea.
    The flowers are absolutely beautiful and complex.
     
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    i put my cuttings in a small ( 2") pot with some rooting hormone and some pro mix, then place either a upside down vase or plastic bag overtop and place iton my fridge and they seem to do well this way. Just remeber to mist the cuttings ever now and then.
     
    James D., Oct 11, 2006
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    And the fruit is edible
     
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  6. stoneangel

    stoneangel Active Member VCBF Cherry Scout

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    Have you tried eating the fruit? What does it taste like?
     
    stoneangel, Oct 27, 2006
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