Plectranthus neochilus

Plectranthus neochilus is one of the best-known Plectranthus species. Its smooth, obovate leaves clearly distinguish it from most other species. Its strong, distinctive odor (which we deliberately avoid calling a "fragrance" here) is what truly makes it unique. Fortunately, it only releases this odor when the plant is touched or moved. It grows as a creeping or free-hanging plant and is therefore very well suited for pots or hanging baskets. In summer, it can also be cultivated outdoors.



You will receive two strong cuttings with several pairs of leaves and already defoliated nodes ready for rooting. The cuttings are freshly cut and unrooted. They will root quickly in water or directly in soil. When rooting in soil, please ensure high humidity or controlled conditions.