Basgwin

Physical Charateristics
Basgwin is a woody vine that can grow upwards of ten cm in diameter. Its vivid blue leaves are tri-lobed and arranged in crowns of six.

In Culture and Use
The main part of the plant that is used is the seeds found in the large pods. They are ground to make course flour. Harvesting the seeds is often done by tearing down the vines to get to the fully grown pods. The vines are then dried and used for fuel.