Look at the mini garden done by someone whose house is across the road to an empty strip of land. The person built a trellis and planted curry leaves, bitter gourd, basil, Sabah Snake Grass, long beans, lady's fingers and other types of herbs. Bravo!
Actually at the rate the prices of things are going up, I think many will follow suit to lower their living expenses.
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the herb at the foreground has tiny white along its stems. It reproduces very readily via seed dispersion and is very hardy. Its name in Chinese is 石 shi 花 hua 草 cao, or in Cantonese 'Sek Fah Cho' - 'stone flower herb'. This was told to me by a chap in KL who has keen interest in healing with herbs. This sek fah cho is boiled into a tea for treating kidney stones. When I visited him to collect some herb samples he told me a Punjabi chap with kidney stones came few days earlier for the herbs and he managed to expel with tea made from the herbs. I was told to boil a handful of it, and drink the tea twice a day. PLease check with your friend for his advice and to verify what I have been told.
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