Spiny Amaranth | An Extraordinary Wild Plant

Hey yo, what's up guys? I hope you're very well.
I've been walking around my neighborhood. I took some pictures of several objects around me. Maybe there's something interesting to share. Ooh, what are those greeny things?

Have u seen this plant before?
This plant's called spiny amaranth. It's kinda looks like spinach. But this isn't the spinach for sale at the grocery store. Spiny amaranth is a wild plant. You can find that plant in the forest, bushes, empty fields, or on the side of roads.

Many people think this is just an ordinary wild plant. In fact, though, this isn't ordinary, but extraordinary! Why?
Well, I'm gonna tell u some secrets about spiny amaranth. Not many people know that yet, you know.

Spiny amaranth (Amaranthus spinosus) is also known as spiny pigweed, prickly amaranth, or thorny amaranth.
Do u know? Spiny amaranth has many nutritional content such as amarantine, spinasterol, tannins, hentricontral, rutin, iron, calcium oxalate, potassium nitrate, nitrate salts, proteins, carbohydrates, and vitamins. So it's very useful for maintaining bone health, digestive health, and can cure various diseases.
Spiny amaranth can be eaten by humans. We can cook it to make soup, chips, or it can be served directly for more nutrition. So, if u find that plant, don't leave it or cut it down. Take it and enjoy the benefits for yourself.

Alright, here's everything I know about the spiny amaranth. I hope u like it. I'm sorry if I made some mistakes in this post. Thanks for reading.

See u next time!