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Hello Aashu,
I have never seen a plant like this one....
Here is a few things I see about it.
It looks like some type of weed native to your area...
It is more then likely an annual type.
Flowers are insignificant and probably will produce a lot of seeds, and would be considered an aggressive spreader.
It is up to you whether to keep this particular plant just to see what happens....
Do he leaves give off an fragrance when you rub them?
I have never seen a plant like this one....
Here is a few things I see about it.
It looks like some type of weed native to your area...
It is more then likely an annual type.
Flowers are insignificant and probably will produce a lot of seeds, and would be considered an aggressive spreader.
It is up to you whether to keep this particular plant just to see what happens....
Do he leaves give off an fragrance when you rub them?
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Aashu28
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Hi Ron,
I tried to rub leaves since Google suggested it might be basil, but no there is no fragrance
I tried to rub leaves since Google suggested it might be basil, but no there is no fragrance
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Health benefits of Sessile Joyweed - Health Benefits
Alternanthera sessilis also known as Sessile joyweed is an aquatic plant known by several common names, including ponnanganni in Tamil, ponnaganti aaku in Telugu, Honnagone in Kannada Mukunuwenna in Sinhala. It is used as a vegetable especially in Sri Lanka and some Asian countries. The plant is...
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