The Passionflower is a climbing plant species belonging to the Passifloraceae family.

In indoor conditions, it reaches a height of about 3 meters.

The flowers grow individually in the leaf axils. They have a diameter of 6-8 cm and a very unique structure. They grow singly in the leaf axils and are surrounded by a 3-lobed bract from below.

It needs a lot of sunlight. If it stays indoors during the summer, it requires plenty of fresh air and does not tolerate temperatures above 21°C well.

In winter, the plants should be stored in rooms with a temperature of about 5°C. It does not tolerate dry air in the apartment. It needs a lot of moisture, so it should be sprayed with cold water 2-3 times a week. In summer, water the plants generously every other day, while in winter, watering should be reduced to every 7-10 days.