It is in the greenhouse from the beginning, because it likes indirect light. When I trim a branch of its leaves, I put into another pot. I hope to have a few dozen of these growing next year. Trim a branch above an existing leaf, and a new branch will form on the original plant. The first plant I have I topped, but it is still close to two feet high and branching hectically. I have to be patient with this one. With food going through the roof in a number of months, I need to have a forest of this stuff by next spring. The write ups say 12 - 16 inches. If you give it Azomite, those numbers pale...
Every pot I put a new branch into is filled with Azomite, into planting soil which has the Perlite in it. They seem pretty happy. water every three days or so.
The climbing spinach will be a different matter. I ordered some of those seeds, and since they are tropical, they like bright sun and wet feet. I have about four of those trying to make it long enough to climb. Both are Perennials in the correct conditions.
I will post some photos over on my page eventually.
