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Wtf is kudzu ??

 

This is Kudzu

 

An invasive vine.... It grows faster than you could possibly eat it too.

 

Never seen it before

 

Don't worry.... It will invade your state fairly soon and kill off everything else...

 

I've seen ivy on houses llike in old city and stuff but not like that , thats some country shit

 

Kudzu makes nice baskets.



And it can help fight beach erosion.

 

Kudzu was introduced from Japan into the United States in 1876 at the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition, where it was promoted as a forage crop and an ornamental plant.

 

and it can wipeout entire hillsides...




and cover your barn...




or it can make interesting leaf monsters...




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Really i retrack my statement them

 

:love: I said .,.Ohh my God she is Beautiful., My Partner turned around and said who, I only see that Fat chick? I said Man your trippen, That Woman is the Most Lovely thing I'v ever seen. He said you talked about that Fat chick?.,.,I said Hell No!! I'm talking about that Woman over there who's smile looks like Sun Shine., He said Stop,, All I'm Seeing is the Fat chick.

I said that's your Problem!! You just don't See it.

She was just Beautiful to Me.,and .ok .I guess .,.,She was Fat.,.,.,.

 

i just got this girl to come to my house and we made out.. i didnt even have to pay her.

 

Damn I want some

 

get in line dark suger

 

It must be kudzu that's taking over my back yard...Maybe I'll cook it up for dinner

 

saw the thread title and came in to put a random fact about me and got totally sidetracked when i read the posts about this kudzu. thats one hell of a triffid! edible huh? so what does it taste of? can you eat it raw or do you have to cook it?
and we thought we have problems in cornwall with the knotweed that also came in as an ornamental plant, but that kudzus got the edge on that, what a monster!

 

one time i went down to the amazon and wrestled some alligators, and thats how i got these boots.

 

I haven't tried it but I read this: "the leaves have a flavor similar to that of a green bean. That's because Kudzu is a member of the legume. family."

There are recipes for Kudzu Blossom Jelly, Rolled Kudzu Leaves, Kudzu Quiche, Kudzu Tea, and Deep Fried Kudzu Leaves.

 

sounds interesting, so why aren't more people harvesting and using it? free food! or are they?
for such an invasive plant surely some good could come from it?

 

that pic of the sand dunes is NOT kudzu.. google the url and it is actually "beach vitex"

kudzu was originally thought to be good for erosion control, but that is actually not the case.