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PASSIFLORA QUADRANGULARIS Giant Grenadilla 5 seed pack!
Passiflora Quadrangularis (Giant Grenadilla)- 5 Seed Pack!!!
Description:
Passiflora Quadrangularis is native to Central and South America, but it is now widely cultivated throughout the Americas for its fruit. The large, edible fruits are green to yellow and measure over a foot. The flowers are said to resemble those of passiflora alata. Quadrangularis is a vigorous grower with thick stems that can reportedly grow as much as 50 feet in a season. The name “quadrangularis” derives from the fact that the stems are quadrangular. In addition to the fruits, which are eaten raw or made into foods and beverages, the roots of old plants are edible. They have reportedly been used as substitutes for yams. The flowers reportedly contain small amounts of MAOI
Description:
Passiflora Quadrangularis is native to Central and South America, but it is now widely cultivated throughout the Americas for its fruit. The large, edible fruits are green to yellow and measure over a foot. The flowers are said to resemble those of passiflora alata. Quadrangularis is a vigorous grower with thick stems that can reportedly grow as much as 50 feet in a season. The name “quadrangularis” derives from the fact that the stems are quadrangular. In addition to the fruits, which are eaten raw or made into foods and beverages, the roots of old plants are edible. They have reportedly been used as substitutes for yams. The flowers reportedly contain small amounts of MAOI