Cold Hardy 'Red Rover' Edible Passiflora Edulis - Edible Purple Passion Flower Fruit Vine - Live Plant

Survived an unusually cold winter in Columbia, SC, with several daytime highs in the 20s, and temps in the teens.

Ordered in Feb 2023 and grew in a pot. Protected it from freezing (central Texas Zone 9) Vine grew to about 5 feet Tall. I transplanted it in March 2024 next to a fence. It has now covered the 4 ft fence for 10+ feet on each side. The vine base is over an inch in diameter. It made flowers and fruit. I'm anxious to see how it will do in winter, as it can get in low 20's here.

Got them transplanted them, watered them and dead in 2 weeks

I just received my passionfruit plant last week and it came with very specific instructions on how to take care of it. I followed the instructions and it seems to be thriving. I watered it for the first time 2 days ago and re-potted it. I blessed it as well in Jesus name to grow :) so far it's already sprouting new leaves at the top

The plant came with no root system. I was called a liar when I asked for a replacement. No amount of sun,water, or tlc could make that little "twig" grow. I ordered a purple variety and it is doing splendidly. I guess buyer beware, and hope their in a good mood when you email them.

All 4 arrived a little traumatized from the travel but they perked right up after they were planted and watered. 3 out of the 4 shot out vines and within 2 weeks they have grown over a foot! The 4th is still very much alive and growing but at a much slower pace. I left them outside but the temperature dropped below 50°. They wilted badly but bringing them inside brought them back. They are not cold hardy. Something to think about before planting them outside.

This is a good company, I've ordered twice. The plants came securely and carefully packaged. One was a little wilty, I chalked it up to shock from transport. It recovered quickly and is doing fine.

When I first got this item it was still a baby. There were only two leafs and about 2 inches tall. It stayed the same size for about a month and then it exploded with growth. From August to November it's grown to about 7 feet tall. The growth is so rapid that you can even see changes in it's appearance every couple of hours as the Tendrils grow in length and spin around in the air until it grabs onto something. If you buy one of these, I'd suggest start off with a 5 gallon planter and at least a 6 foot tall trellis.These are also COLD HARDY exactly like advertised. I live in New England and the room that I keep the plant in has plenty of sunshine but only stays about 50 degrees at night and 65 during the day and it hasn't hindered the growth ( I think ). Maybe it'd be twice the size if I kept the room the same temperature as Brazil? Either way, amazing plant they are selling.Update: it's now December and this is my 2 inch plant.