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Is this possible

13 years ago

I just noticed a fruit on my biflora and the only other passie blooming in the greenhouse at the same time was an adularia. Aren't they both decalobas? I haven't seen any fruit on the adularia and there's only the one on the biflora.

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eristal
13 years ago
Hello Karyn,

I would say that it is unlikely, but definitely not impossible. Coincidentally, we had our first fruit just start to form on a biflora as well. I hand pollinated it with P. trifasciata, and that shouldn't be any more or less likely than yours. I guess we will both just have to grow them and see! We'll let you know what happens on this end.

Eric
karyn1
Original Author
13 years ago
Thanks Eric. I just found a second fruit on the vine. I can't figure out what else could have pollinated it besides the adularia. I just hope that the fruit contains viable seeds when it ripens. I hate waiting for a fruit to ripen just to find it full of air. The fruit are still quite small but I have no idea how big these get when mature.
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