Has anyone seen a variegated passiflora lutea before. I checked the PF and it doesn't make mention of one but I'm sure that's what this is. I have the normal green ones pop up all over but I found this coming up in my shade bed. I don't normally like p.lutea because it tends to be invasive and I usually pull them up but this is kind of pretty.
Jan...
Jan-
It is so nicely variegated that it looks like a variegated hedera helix. If it is not hedera and is in fact, a variegated p. lutea, you are one lucky gal! Ü
I have lutea, but doesn't look anything like that.
-T
Hi Taylor,
Definitely not english ivy. I have the common p. lutea all over and right near this one that came up. I broke it off pulling it up so I'm waiting to see if more come up off the roots still in the ground. I'll tell more when it grows out a bit.
I'll watch this thread to see your develpments on this.
I wonder if it will produce the little flowers and seedpods like regular lutea, or if it is a sterile mutation.
You must be excited!
I had a thunbergia coccinea show variagation on one particular stem, but could never get that section to propagate...
Your little guy looks like it is doing really well.
-T
It will be interesting to see if it produces seeds and if they'll produce var or revert.
Contact CactusPaul (http://members.gardenweb.com/members/cactuspaul) - it's listed on his trade page as one he has available.
Wow, keep that puppy. Very nice.
OMG..neat plant...luv them variegates.. :-)
