Longevity Spinach ( Gynura Procumbens / Ashitaba)

Many people mistaken this plant as Ashitaba. This plant is actually called Gynura Procumbens. Please click here to see the true Ashitaba ( Tomorrow Leaf ). This is a very low maintenance, fast growing herb/vegetable that can be grown indoor and outdoor. The purpose of this plant is to incorporate it into your diet for a healthy life as many generations of African and Asians have done traditionally. It can be consumed as a vegetable, or dried as tea. Leaves and tender stems are picked for salads, soups, or sautéed. Here are some dishes to share with you:http://wendiland.myshopify.com/blogs/recipesIn Southern California, I have one growing in a 2 ft x 1 ft area, and it grows fast enough to provide my small family to pick weekly. It's enough for us to make a salad, and soup about 2 or 3 times a week. This plant loves moist soil, and does well in full sun, partial sun/partial shade, filtered light. In colder climate, this plant can be grown indoor by the window, but will be a bit slower gr