Gynura Bicolor aka Okinawa Spinach

You will receive 2 small cutting around 10-20cm long that may or may not have leaves, as the leaves wilt very quickly. 

This plant is very easy to propagate in most environments. To propagate first check the cut end for any signs of rot. The cut end can be trimmed back to form a cleaner cut if needed. 

➡️ place cutting in a vessel of water, with the cutting stem sitting in about 10cm of water. Keep in a warm, shaded position. ➡️➡️ Once there is multiple roots present, pot up with a well draining potting mix, and keep moist for the first few weeks. ➡️➡️➡️ If planting in gardens, transfer to the garden bed when abundant new growth is present. 

➡️Cuttings can also be propagated directly into potting mix. Place cutting stem roughly 10cm into the soil and keep moist, but not wet. Do not let the soil dry out, or allow to be too wet. ➡️➡️ Once abundant new growth is present, plant out into garden position.

For more information about Gynura bicolor/Okinawa Spinach, check out this post by Morag Gamble 

https://ourpermaculturelife.com/how-to-grow-and-eat-okinawa-spinach/