Kudzu is notoriously invasive in the South and unlikely to survive a Nevada winter outdoors. If you're determined to grow it as a houseplant, seeds can be collected in November in Georgia or purchased online (e.g., eBay). But consider this a botanical experiment with high risk—kudzu's aggressive growth makes it a challenging, potentially regrettable indoor companion.
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