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Water Moderate to low watering, allow to dry down between watering’s
Light Enjoys semi-shade or sun-dappled areas
Temperature Warmth-loving plant that thrives at 70 to 75 degrees
Humidity Prefers a mid to higher humidity, try to avoid leaf and stem wetness
Toxicity Not toxic to pets or children
Maintenance Low maintenance level, thrives with little attention
Quick Facts
Common Names: Cuban Oregano, Spanish Thyme, Indian Borage
Latin Name: Plectranthus amboinicus
Cuban Oregano is a cascading plant with tomentose foliage that gives the fragrance of oregano when crushed. Not only do they smell good but can be eaten and even dried and made into teas. This square stemmed plant thrives in partial shade and well-drained silty/sandy soil but is also susceptible to spider mites and mealy bugs.
Full Plectranthus amboinicus care guide coming soon
