GURMAR/SUGAR DESTROYER/GYMNEMA SYLVESTRE/SIRUKURINZAN SEEDS Gymnema sylvestre is native to the lush tropical forests of Southeast Asia and India, where its thick, woody vines grow wild, winding around trees and bushes. The roots and leaves are often used as a herbal remedy for a number of conditions ranging from diabetes to high blood sugar. Gymnema sylvestre is easy to grow, and its dark green foliage and tiny yellow flowers makes it an interesting and exotic houseplant. In warm, humid climates, gymnema sylvestre can be grown outdoors. HOW TO GROW: PLANTING MEDIUM: Prepare a planting mixture consisting of 2 parts sand, 1 part manure and 1 part commercial potting soil. Fill a 4-inch planting container with the planting mixture and mist the soil with a spray bottle until it's damp clear through, but not dripping. PRETREATMENT: Soak gymnema sylvestre seeds in lukewarm water for 24 hours, and then Plant them about a half an inch deep in the planting medium, with two or three seeds in each container.