Choose those Amaranth leaves that have small thin stems and lack any flower buds. Always avoid those with wilted leaves, yellow discoloration and spots.
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Description
Green Amaranth plant has fleshy oval shaped leaves that are sometimes pointed at the tips. The Green variety produces a feathery lime green colored flower from its central stalk that is packed with seeds. Though the flower buds are edible, once they are fully grown and become bushy they are not palatable and should be avoided. They can be available throughout the year with peak season in the spring and summer. It is native to America.