Tag: Passiflora foetida

Used in traditional medicine for centuries across cultures, the leaves of *Passiflora foetida* have a documented history of use for a range of ailments. This evergreen climbing vine, also known as stinking passionflower, is recognized for both its therapeutic applications and its potential toxicity.

Did you know that despite over 500 species in the *Passiflora* genus, not all passion flowers produce edible fruit? It's crucial to know which passion flower is not edible, as some popular ornamental varieties, like the blue passion flower, can contain toxic compounds.