This plant is called passion fruit. Historically, the flower's unique parts were named by Roman Catholic priests to symbolize the Passion of Jesus Christ, with the petals and sepals representing different religious elements. This fast-growing, evergreen vine is commonly cultivated for its round, edible fruit, which turns yellow or purple when ripe and is filled with juicy, aromatic pulp depending on the variety, at which point they are suitable for making juices or drinks.