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Published: 2013-08-27 01:19:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 363; Favourites: 13; Downloads: 0
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Taken in Kew Gardens a couple of days ago, I can't remember its name so if anybody knows they're very welcome to let me know. I've seen similar ones on neighbouring gardens, and even now on mine... but this one was very large, and it was a climbing one...
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You have one of these at home? this one was quite a massive climbing tree!
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I don't have one at home.
I have two.
But they are "young" or at least small, but they are growing and bloom rigght now, but unfortunately I cannot manage to make them grow fruits one is growing second fruit and like the first one it's empty inside...
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Ohh I hate young flowers I have a young wisterya for two years, no sign of those lovely purple flowers, but perhaps it's because we're not feeding them with the right nutrients, perhaps they don't have the perfect conditions to grow. Are your passifloras indoors or outdoors, indoor plants are less likely to give fruits, because they don't get the polen from the male plants... or at least I had some issue like that with my pepper plants, once I placed them outdoors they gave peppers, but then perhaps it was too late and out season, as all the peppers came too small...and most of them gone off before they developed properly!
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There was time when they got only water, they looked really poor, now as they get sone fertilizer mixed with water from time to time I have 6 flowers on one plant. They are indoor, so this might be the problem, or they don't get enough of
nutrients, or that I pollinated with pollen from the same flower, because I had only one at a time.
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Thank you very much!
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Thanks!! also called Passiflora I think... makes sense if we translate from latin!
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Thanks!
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Thanks!! yes, searched, and seems to be this one in particularΒ www.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurlβ¦
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Not the same one...filaments are different color and petals seem longer here.
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Yes, this is the largest flower of this kind I have ever seen... the size of a big hand or so... it was like a giant version of the ones I've seen in neighbouring gardens
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