Gynura aurantiaca-purple passion plant newt safe?

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Checking to see if anyone knows if Gynura aurantiaca is newt safe. Got a bunch of clippings that I think would look nice in some of the tanks to break the green but question whether or not its safe. Googling has led me nowhere.

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Rick
 
It should be fine in a terrarium, it requires a strong light and moist soil. Most plants are fine in terrariums, as long as they don't pose a risk with thinks like thorns and nettles.
 
I guess I am going to try them. I have a ton of cuttings. Appreciate the advise.
 
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