Call every grocery store floral department, flower shop, and garden center in your area. Ask specifically for Gynura aurantiaca or "purple passion vine."
Bright light (south/east/west window), protect from hot afternoon sun. Keep evenly moist, never soggy. Fertilize every 2-3 weeks at half strength during active growth. Repot only to 2 inches larger diameter. Prefers slightly acidic soil (add 50% peat moss to mix).
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