Looking for Okazi Stems to Grow in Kenya

I have lived in Kisumu, western Kenya, for two years. The area has heavy rainfall, fertile farmland and access to fish from Lake Victoria. As a Calabar man, I recently acquired an acre for farming. I plan to grow Nigerian vegetables such as ugwu, waterleaf, okazi and atama for personal use and for other Nigerians in East Africa. Most of us currently buy these leaves dried from neighbouring Congo. I am looking for up to 200 fresh okazi stems that can be planted. Anyone able to supply them should please reach out so we can do business.

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