Kang Kong Seeds — Ipomoea aquatica Water Spinach / Rau Muống / Ong Choy, Warm-Season Asian Leafy Green, Local Permit Check Required Before Purchase, 1500 Seeds

Ipomoea aquatica (water spinach / kang kong) is classified as a Federal Noxious Weed in the United States. Import, interstate movement, and planting may require federal and/or state permits. State rules vary significantly — some states restrict, permit, or prohibit water spinach entirely. Check your federal, state, and local agriculture rules before purchasing, planting, transporting, or disposing of this seed. Do not plant where prohibited. Do not allow plants or trimmings to enter waterways, drains, ditches, ponds, or compost. This product is sold for permitted, responsible cultivation only.

Kang Kong Seeds are planting seeds for Ipomoea aquatica — the fast-growing warm-season aquatic leafy vegetable known as kang kong (Southeast Asia), rau muống (Vietnamese), ong choy (Cantonese), water spinach, and swamp cabbage. This is a seed product for growing your own water spinach — not dry-land spinach (Spinacia oleracea), not ornamental morning glory, not live cuttings, and not ready-to-eat produce. 1500 seeds per order. This plant is a Federal Noxious Weed in the US — verify local permit requirements before purchase.

• Ideal For: Stir-fries, pho, soups, Vietnamese rau muống xào tỏi, Filipino kang kong adobo, Southeast Asian cooking; warm moist gardens, containers, managed beds where legally permitted
• Growing Conditions: Full sun, warm temperatures 25–35°C (77–95°F), consistently moist to wet soil or shallow water; tropical and subtropical climates
• Key Characteristics: Fast-growing warm-season aquatic/semi-aquatic leafy green, hollow stems, cut-and-come-again, regulated in the US, 1500 seeds