Tenuiloba!
Some of you know that in addition to salivating over big, flashy passion flowers, I've also developed an obsession for odd, rare or obscure passis from the decaloba group. P. tenuiloba is a Texas native, but it doesn't have impressive flowers, isn't cultivated and isn't all that common even in the wild. I've killed several plants over the past several years while trying to figure out how they like to be treated. Imagine my delight when I discovered this:
I had no idea they produced flowers in pairs. That's not a common trait among passis. If anything, they're known for their elongated leaves, which gives them the common names of "bird-wing passion flower" and "slender-lobe passion flower." Will post pics once the buds open. But yeah, I'm excited.
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