Passiflora Edulis - Possum Purple - Plant - and similar items

Passiflora Edulis Possum Purple - Purple Passion Fruit Plant - Edible Fruit The Passiflora Purple Possum is a medium-sized passionfruit variety with a rich purple skin that becomes slightly wrinkled when ripe. Inside, it reveals a juicy, golden-yellow pulp filled with edible black seeds. The flavor is a delightful blend of tangy and sweet, complemented by subtle floral notes and a tropical aroma. This plant is known for its striking ornamental flowers, which feature white petals accented by intricate purple and blue filaments. A vigorous and fast-growing vine, the Purple Possum boasts dense, green, lobed foliage, making it an attractive addition to any garden. It is self-pollinating, which makes growing and harvesting fruit simple for gardeners. The plant thrives in sunny, warm climates with well-drained soil and requires moderate watering. Its fruit is versatile, enjoyed fresh or used in recipes such as desserts, smoothies, jams, and sauces. Depending on the region, the Purple Possum typically produces fruit during the warmer months. Appearance: The fruit is medium-sized with a deep purple outer skin that is smooth and slightly wrinkled when fully ripe. Inside, it reveals a golden-yellow pulp filled with black seeds. Flavor and Aroma: The pulp has a tropical, tangy-sweet taste with floral undertones, accompanied by a pleasant, fragrant aroma. It?s often described as a balance of tartness and sweetness. Plant Characteristics: The Passiflora Purple Possum vine is vigorous and fast-growing, producing lush, green, lobed leaves and stunning flowers. The flowers are a striking combination of white, purple, and blue hues, making them highly ornamental. Cultivation: This variety thrives in warm, sunny climates and prefers well-drained soil. It?s a self-pollinating plant, meaning it doesn?t require another passionfruit variety to bear fruit, making it ideal for home gardeners. Uses: The fruit is versatile, commonly used in desserts, beverages, jams, and sauces. It?s also a refreshing snack when eaten fresh, often scooped straight from the rind. Growing Season: Purple Possum typically fruits during the warmer months, depending on the growing region. Disclaimer: Plants sizes VARY from batch to batch and we don?t always change photos. If you want to know current size please email us.