Thank you for the comment.

It is so hard to find it here as where I live (US), it is so dry and it cannot grow easily in the wild due to the super dry weather. Thanks the encouragement!

@@PreludeSon purslane doe not need much of water to grow! they need it to taste good. I recommend you to research them. they also contain important vitamins.

@@linebreaker8751 yes, I do know the nutrition factors of it. Thanks for your comment.

I’m from Kuwait , we used to have it in supermarkets but sometimes I couldn’t find it, I bought the seeds I’ll try to plant 🪴 it.. you are the most helpful person.thank you so much 👏🏼👍🏼♥️

I left it indoor for the first two days and I keep it in the Sun. I bring it inside at night... Just to avoid bugs eating it

Thank you so much

I never tried it before Thanh,. You can try to spray vinegar and let me know how it goes

It has yellow flower

I have not tried to eat it before 😁, I imagine that it won't be as tasty as the one that is meant for eating.

This type of Purslane is for eating so they don't flowered like the one you think it does. I grow them all the way to winter season, it produces seeds but no noticeable flower.

can you share your process, please?

@@PreludeSon I put 2 inches of potting mix in a plastic muffin like clear container with a top. Spread seeds on top after I saturated with water. I guess the heat and moisture make them germinate so quick but now I have to take a toothpick and one by one I transfer them so the root is deeper. These plats are very nutritious. Great survival food.

Yes and it only grows back by the seeds fallen in autumn

Thank you!