Plectranthus coleoides (Tarka svéd borostyán) - illatos és tarka levelek

Plectranthus coleoides is a perennial, climbing plant belonging to the Lamiaceae family, often used in ornamental arrangements indoors or outdoors. It is native to East Africa and has green, toothed leaves with a fuzzy texture. The leaves give off a pleasant scent when touched or rubbed, due to the essential oils they contain.

Because its leaves are aromatic, Plectranthus coleoides is sometimes used for fragrance purposes and in plant compositions for the garden or home.

Leaves: Green, fuzzy leaves with toothed edges that release a strong aromatic scent when touched or rubbed.

Flowers: Produces small flowers, white or bluish-lilac, but these are often less striking than the foliage.

Form: Tends to have a hanging or climbing habit, making it suitable for hanging baskets or as ground cover. It usually does not exceed 30-60 cm in height.

Pot diameter: 10 cm
Height including pot: approx. 20 cm