Solanum quitoense (Thornless Lulo) 4" pot salmon Picture of flowers courtesy of

Picture of flowers courtesy of Forest & Kim Starr

I suspect it wouldn't like excessive heat

This species used to be lumped in with Passiflora vitifolia but has recently been reinstated as a separate species

Chimera Wax Plant

I am really excited to offer this new hybrid

Solanum quitoense (Thornless Lulo) 4" pot salmon Picture of flowers courtesy ofLulo, Naranjilla. Mostly grown for its sweet, juicy fruits, this rare Solanum is also a very attractive plant. The flowers are not particularly showy, but the leaves are covered with purple fur. This is a thornless variety, so no dealing with all the prickles of the typical plant. The fruit is prized in South America for eating fresh and making refreshing drinks. (Solanaceae) Shrubby and tolerates heavy pruning. Light: Full sun or part shade in very