Passiflora picturata Ker Gawl.

A climbing herb. It has tendrils. The stem is thin and smooth. The leaves have 3 lobes and are thin. The leaves are shiny above and purple underneath. The leaves are 4-7 cm long. The leaf stalk is thin and 3 cm long with 2-6 glands. The flowers occur singly and are 10 cm across. They have long flower stalks. The fruit are round or oval and green. They are 3-4 cm wide and 4-5 cm long. The pulp is sweet and juicy.

Primary and secondary rainforest, both on the edges and also in the interior.

Fruit are eaten fresh.

Plants are grown from seed.