Gynura consists of evergreen perennials and sub-shrubs, with some species exhibiting a scrambling or trailing growth habit. The leaves are characterized by their toothed edges. The flowers, which are orange or yellow, lack ray florets.

Gynura

Gynura aff. auriculata

Gynura aurantiaca is an evergreen perennial commonly cultivated as a houseplant. It features deep green foliage and stems covered in vibrant purple trichomes, particularly noticeable on the undersides. The plants exhibit a growth habit that allows them to either ascend or sprawl against nearby surfaces. During the winter months, they produce flower heads that display yellow, orange, or red disc florets, which emit a strong fragrance, although they lack ray florets.

Gynura aurantiaca

Gynura aurantiaca 'Purple Passion' is a robust, evergreen perennial that typically grows to around 1 meter in height but can extend up to 3 meters with adequate support. Its dark green foliage and stems are covered in vibrant purple trichomes, particularly noticeable on the undersides. The plant produces thistle-like blooms that are a rich yellow, accented by a purple calyx, primarily during the winter months.

Gynura aurantiaca 'Purple Passion'

Gynura bicolor

Gynura japonica (Thunb.) Juell.

Gynura nepalensis

Gynura procumbens

Gynura pseudochina

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