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Is Anyone familiar with a variety called 'Chave'?

16 years ago

Is Anyone familiar with a variety of passiflora called chave? I traded seeds last year with someone from spain and I got 2 varieties to germinate. Rosamari and chave. The problem is I can't find any information about it. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Linda

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ibartoo
Original Author
16 years ago
I found out that it is a cross of violacea and caerulea, but I cannot find a picture of this one. Anyone have one?
passionflow
16 years ago
Linda download the top list on the link. See page 82 for a picture. P. 'Chave' was registered in 2007 by Maite Chico Padron (Spain). Note that seed from hybrids is often disappointing. It is most probably backcrossed with caerulea and may be rather dull. The only way to grow the true P 'Chave' is to get a cutting from the original plant.

Here is a link that might be useful: Passiflora Cultivars registered from 2004- 2007
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