What You’ll Receive: A pot with 1  plant at least  15 cm tall.
 
Polpala has been used in many cultures for thousands of years as a treatment for kidney and urinary tract infections because of its diuretic and diuretic properties, which increase the filtration properties of the kidneys and kill germs. Polpala is not only used for kidney and urinary tract infections, but also for people with urinary stones. In the past, a remedy for many aches and pains was to boil it in medicine and apply it on the scalp and boil it in a steamer.
How to use
Before flowering, the young Polpala plant is mixed with cowpea or jackfruit seeds as a concoction.
Immature Polpala leaves with red union, mackerel, lime and coconut as a raw delicious sambol or jam. As a stir-fry.
Polpala leaves are a great source of nutrients for young infants less than a year old when they are fed a mix of solid red union and milk.
Polpala porridge made from coconut milk and rice with leaf juice is a very tasty breakfast substitute.
A delicious herbal drink that quenches thirst by boiling all the parts of the dried or raw Polpala plant.