Pirandai Plant|Adamant creepers Plant|Cissus Quadrangularis Plant|Hadjode Plant|Devil's Backbone Plant|Veldt Grape Plant|Asthisamhara Plant

Name : Pirandai Plant|Adamant creepers Plant|Cissus Quadrangularis Plant|Hadjode Plant|Devil's Backbone Plant|Veldt Grape Plant|Asthisamhara Plant

Net Quantity (N) : 1

Product Breadth : 100 Cm

Product Height : 10 Cm

Product Length : 10 Cm

Product Weight : 100 G

Type : Spinach

Cissus quadrangularis, the scientific name for pirandai, is a succulent plant in the Vitaceae family of plants. Known by many names, including Veldt Grape, Devil's Backbone, Adamant Creepers, and Asthisamharaka, Pirandai is a native of Asia and Africa. Due to its unusual square-shaped stems, this hardy perennial plant is also known by its common name, "quadrangularis."

Major characteristics of the plant Pirandai comprise :  

Square Stems : The succulent, jointed, square or quadrangular stems of the pirandai are its most distinctive characteristic. It is distinguished from many other plants by its distinctive stem structure.

Tendrils : To aid in its growth and ascent, pirandai produces thin tendrils. As it grows, these tendrils enable the plant to cling to other surfaces for support.

Leaves : The leaves of the pirandai tree are heart-shaped in appearance, simple, and fleshy. They may have a waxy texture and are usually green in color.

Medicinal Properties : The potential medicinal properties of pirandai are well-known in traditional medicine systems, particularly in Ayurveda and Siddha. It is thought to possess analgesic, antioxidant, and anti-inflammatory qualities. Furthermore, pirandai is frequently used for its supposed advantages to bone health.

Edible Parts : The leaves and young shoots of the pirandai plant are edible and are utilized in some recipes in different parts of the

Country of Origin : India