Passionflower / Wild Apricot / Maypop - Edible & Medicinal Plants in Your Backyard

The Passionflower has been used as a natural sedative or natural anti-depressant. American Survival Co. Instructor Matt Tate, helps you identify the plant and learn about common uses for it.
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[@joegerdes8279]

Wow Matt thanks for the info and link to american survival co.

[@sherington6629]

Thanks, Matt!

[@samuelworstell3786]

I had one I planted on the fence that got huge. Love the flowers and fruit, but wasn't aware of the other properties. Thanx.

[@americansurvivalco.9999]

Samuel Worstell thanks for watching!

[@gwendolynmercer4390]

Great info 💙

[@chrismurnin722]

Thanks for the info. Here in the UK it's not normal for the fruit to ripen fully, but I'll definitely try the tea. Cheers lad.

[@paradisefruitgarden-of-ede1444]

Hi Matt! Let me ask you, what does the tea of the leaf taste like?