Hi Cenepk,
You certainly won't starve with having those Asiatic Dayflowers lol,..they are pretty invasive though i didn't know you could eat them,..they are very attractive to have but hard to get rid of,..still blue blooms are a sight to behold.

Philip

In China it is used as a medicinal herb with febrifugal, antipyretic, anti-inflammatory, and diuretic effects. Additionally, it is also used for treating sore throats and tonsillitis.[2][7] Recent pharmacological investigations have revealed that the Asiatic dayflower contains at least five active compounds. One of these, p-hydroxycinnamic acid, shows antibacterial activity, while another, D-mannitol, has an antitussive effect.[16] In China and India the plant is also used as a vegetable and fodder crop.[7]

Hi Cenepk,
Very interesting information,..it never ceases to amaze me how plants and weeds we take for granted have such vast medicinal uses,..there is a lot to be said for herbal medication.

Philip