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In the Homes where they have it, or bush land, compound lands where it is ( as this is where you can see it mainly in the south west), with little to very little work, it's doing very well.
When it feels like it wants to wither off, and lacking much Vegetation, all the owner does is some watering every other day, and put some manure, compost or any Organic matter they can get around, and the plant Picks up again.

Now if one were to replicate this on a plot of land, 1 - 2 plots, slightly medium scale or medium-Small scale, it shouldn't be too much work right?
It should work quite simply, right?

Seems like a fairly easy, simple straightforward vegetable to cultivate.
And this is a perennial vegetable.

Need comments from experienced people please.

How easy is it to farm and cultivate UTAZI?

Is it generally simple?
that is after it's gets mature in 3 - 6 months, subsequently and on...

Compared to most other commonly farmed Vegetables, leafy and non-leafy, and most crops in General, is it quite simple, or its on the harder end?
(Some crops are obviously much more easier than others.ess effort, less skill & experience required)

Or are there some somewhat deep Technicalities to it too?

Some crops are obviously much more easier than others.ess effort, less skill & experience required, e.g Sweet potato fairly simple and easy/Straightforward. And it's rugged or tough plant too.

Is UTAZI on the easy side, or the harder side?

Experienced people, please comment.
Thank you.

Good Afternoon.