Hybrids of Passiflora cearulea and loefgrenii

Flowers opened on two new plants on the balcony recently:

Passiflora 'Betty Myles Young' (P. caerulea 'Clear Sky' x P. loefgrenii)

Passiflora 'Betty Myles Young'

P. 'Betty Myles Young' was created by using the tetraploid 'Clear Sky' as the female parent and P. loefgrenii as the male parent, while  Passiflora (loefgrenii x caerulea) was made using non-tetraploid (as far as I know) P. cearulea as the pollen parent and P. loefgrennii as the female parent at the Strybing Arboretum in Golden Gate Park.

Passiflora (loefgrenii x caerulea)

The main differences I've noticed between the two plants are

• 'Betty Myles Young' has larger leaves and flowers more vigorous vine in general
• Flowers of loefgrenii x caerulea are slightly smaller, but darker and more evenly colored so far.

These differences are probably due to the increased chromosome count inherited from 'Clear Sky'.