Passiflora Organensis
Passiflora organensis is a rare, naturally variegated dwarf species native to the highland regions of Brazil, prized for its striking foliage and compact growth habit. This unique plant produces small, edible fruits that turn black when fully ripe. The flavor is pleasantly sweet, and the skin is also edible, offering a complete and enjoyable fruit experience. Although photos of the ripe fruit aren’t available due to early harvesting, the seeds were fully mature at the time of collection. With its bold variegation, resilience, and ornamental appeal, Passiflora organensis stands out as a great Passiflora to grow.
Seeds are sold in 1 seed packs. Seeds are shipped in humid vermiculite.
Regarding the watermark - The Seeds District is a passion project created in collaboration with Bellamy Trees and the Seeds Hunter. Our mission is to preserve rare fruit species and share them with passionate growers around the world. By getting these unique plants into the hands—and yards—of dedicated enthusiasts, we’re helping ensure their survival for generations to come.
Passiflora organensis is a rare, naturally variegated dwarf species native to the highland regions of Brazil, prized for its striking foliage and compact growth habit. This unique plant produces small, edible fruits that turn black when fully ripe. The flavor is pleasantly sweet, and the skin is also edible, offering a complete and enjoyable fruit experience. Although photos of the ripe fruit aren’t available due to early harvesting, the seeds were fully mature at the time of collection. With its bold variegation, resilience, and ornamental appeal, Passiflora organensis stands out as a great Passiflora to grow.
Seeds are sold in 1 seed packs. Seeds are shipped in humid vermiculite.
Regarding the watermark - The Seeds District is a passion project created in collaboration with Bellamy Trees and the Seeds Hunter. Our mission is to preserve rare fruit species and share them with passionate growers around the world. By getting these unique plants into the hands—and yards—of dedicated enthusiasts, we’re helping ensure their survival for generations to come.
Passiflora organensis is a rare, naturally variegated dwarf species native to the highland regions of Brazil, prized for its striking foliage and compact growth habit. This unique plant produces small, edible fruits that turn black when fully ripe. The flavor is pleasantly sweet, and the skin is also edible, offering a complete and enjoyable fruit experience. Although photos of the ripe fruit aren’t available due to early harvesting, the seeds were fully mature at the time of collection. With its bold variegation, resilience, and ornamental appeal, Passiflora organensis stands out as a great Passiflora to grow.
Seeds are sold in 1 seed packs. Seeds are shipped in humid vermiculite.
Regarding the watermark - The Seeds District is a passion project created in collaboration with Bellamy Trees and the Seeds Hunter. Our mission is to preserve rare fruit species and share them with passionate growers around the world. By getting these unique plants into the hands—and yards—of dedicated enthusiasts, we’re helping ensure their survival for generations to come.