[header] How to harvest kudzu [title] Know how to identify it. [step] Kudzu has large, green vines that can climb as high as 100 feet (30 m) in trees. The leaves have three-parts and are between 4-6 inches (10.2-15. 2 cm) in length.
[header] How to harvest kudzu [title] Know how to identify it. [step] Kudzu has large, green vines that can climb as high as 100 feet (30 m) in trees. The leaves have three-parts and are between 4-6 inches (10.2-15. 2 cm) in length.
The leaves turn grey when they branch off, signifying the vine has been pruned. Do not cut only the first few leaves if you are not doing so already. Kudzu is a common poison for humans. Though there is a variety of poisonous plants, you can expect to spot multiple specimens and ingest one at a time. The flowers are purple and smell strongly of grapes. The roots are thick and go deep underground. Have patience, as each vine is different and can provide a variety of benefits. Kudzu comes in many different shades.