Name: Japanese Murasaki Sweet Potato Vines, 15 live slips plants
SKU: 16086
Availability: InStock

Japanese Murasaki Sweet Potato Vines, 15 live slips plants

$21.99

Additional Info:

🌍 Origin: Native to Japan, prized for its unique purple skin and creamy white flesh.
🍽️ Versatile: Perfect for roasting, steaming, tempura, or as a healthy addition to desserts.
📦 Storage: Plant immediately upon arrival; keep moist and cool if planting is delayed.
🌱 Sustainable: Grown using eco-friendly, soil-enriching farming practices.

Description

Japanese Murasaki Sweet Potato Vine is the leafy, edible part of the Murasaki sweet potato plant, known for its vibrant purple-skinned tubers. These tender, green vines are a staple in Asian cuisine, particularly in Japan and Okinawa, where they are valued for their mild, slightly sweet flavour and versatility in cooking.

Main Features:

✅ Mild, Sweet Flavor: Subtly sweet with a dense, creamy texture.
✅ Easy to Grow: Thrives in warm climates; drought-tolerant and low-maintenance.
✅ Bulk Packaging: Economical size for gardeners, farmers, or home growers.
✅ Nutrient-Dense: High in fiber, potassium, and vitamins A and C.
✅ High Purity: Pure, no pesticides or additives.

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