Grass Jelly Vine- 1 gallon pot pencil cactus typically from mid-October to mid-December

typically from mid-October to mid-December

The leaves may also reappear in spring without blooming

Requires well-draining cactus or succulent soil

Plant Type: Perennial herb (often grown as short-lived perennial or annual)

Replant them in early spring

Grass Jelly Vine- 1 gallon pot pencil cactus typically from mid-October to mid-DecemberGrass Jelly Plant (Platostoma palustre, formerly Mesona chinensis) is a fast growing aromatic herb traditionally cultivated throughout East and Southeast Asia for its edible leaves and stems, which are used to make the popular herbal grass jelly dessert. This heat loving annual or short lived perennial produces lush green foliage and thrives in warm, humid conditions, making it an excellent addition to herb gardens, raised beds, and containers. Key