Katuk/Sweet Leaf

₡2,550.00

SKU: 1135 Category:

Scientific name: Breynia androgyna

Family: Phyllanthaceae

Origin: SE Asia

Medicinal use: This perennial is popular for its edible leaves and tender stems as well as its ability to survive hot and humid conditions even with occasional flooding. If the stems are densely planted in shade and manure is added, the plants will form a living fence of edible leaves for family consumption or commercial sale year-round.

59 in stock

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