The "sakariya" vine, also known as turtle vine (Callisia repens), is a green, creeping plant with small, delicate, and glossy leaves. It is characterized by its trailing or cascading growth habit, making it suitable for hanging baskets, pots, or ground cover. The leaves are typically ovate, evergreen, and can have a waxy texture. Some varieties may also exhibit purple or cream hues, especially in colder temperatures. 

Here's a more detailed description:

Growth Habit:

• It's a perennial, creeping herb that forms dense mats. 
• It can grow up to 3 meters in length and width when given enough space. 
• It roots at the nodes, allowing it to spread easily. 
• It's known for its fast growth, potentially growing up to half a meter per year. 

Leaves:

• The leaves are small, simple, and ovate. 
• They have entire margins and are often described as waxy. 
• Leaf color can vary, with some having green, pink, or cream shades. 
• The lower surface of the leaves may be purple. 
• They are typically acute at the tip and rounded at the base. 

Stems: 

• The stems are purplish and have nodes that are about 1 inch apart, hence the name "inch plant".
• They are often described as having a watery sap.

Flowers: 

• The blooms are small and white.
• They appear in clusters from the leaf axils.
• Flowering typically occurs from late spring to early fall.

Other Characteristics:

• It is considered a low-maintenance plant. 
• It can be easily propagated by stem cuttings. 
• It is relatively pest-resistant. 
• It can be used in various settings, including hanging baskets, pots, and ground cover. 
• Some consider it to have medicinal properties, but caution is advised when using it for this purpose.