Hawaiian Lilikoi “passionfruit” (Passiflora edulis flavicarpa)
Hawaiian Lilikoi “passionfruit” (Passiflora edulis flavicarpa)
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Luscious Lilikoi "Passionfruit" (Passiflora edulis flavicarpa)
LILIKOI SEEDS:
You’ll receive packages of Hawaiian-grown Passiflora edulis flavicarpa seeds that you can plant
Each package contains about 1/4 teaspoon of seeds
LILIKOI STARTER PLANTS:
For the starters in the 2 in pot, you’ll receive two (2) rooted Hawaiian-grown Passiflora edulis flavicarpa plants.
For the starters in the 4 inch pot, you’ll receive one (1).
Seedling height will vary.
LILIKOI FAST FACTS:
The lilikoi is a climbing plant. Plant it near a trellis, wall or fence. It produces exotic looking white flowers with a deep purple center
Lilikoi fruit is rich in vitamins with a distinctively tropical, tangy taste that is unmatched for yumminess!
Authentically 100% Hawaiian. These lilikoi plants are cultivated, grown and packaged in our certified nursery facilities on the Big Island of Hawaii. We have been doing this for nearly 40 years
Ideal for USDA Plant Zone 8 - 10 when outdoors
Thrives indoors in ALL USDA PLANT ZONES!
Makes a great gift for your family, friends and coworkers, or just keep for yourself!
All of our Hawaiian tropical plants come with planting instructions ready for your green thumb
Ships to all 50 states
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How to grow Lilikoi (Hawaii's passion fruit):
Plant your lilikoi seeds 1/2" deep in potting soil media and place in a sunny area. The carpenter bees are needed to fertilize the flower so place soft wood (preferably redwood posts), around it. Fertilize with 10-5-20 fertilizer according to the instructions. Please be sure not to leave your lilikoi in temperatures below 60℉.
Aloha!
I'm more widely known by the name Passion Fruit, but the islanders call me Lilikoi. I'm rich in vitamins, delicious in flavor, and beautiful as an ornamental vine. Not only do the islanders use me as a fruit juice, but they also use me to make refreshing ices, in their cakes and frostings, or made into jams and jellies - yummy!
