Plant Profile: Cuban Oregano with Wilnise
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Plant Profile: Cuban Oregano with Wilnise
Not actually an oregano! This plant loves to grow in the damp heat of our tropical environment, unlike the Mediterranean oregano. Plectranthus thick leaves can be chopped and added to soups and stews. Join us to find other ideas for this culinary delightlism
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Beautiful lady. Beautiful plant.
Thank you for sharing. I am in Ca zone 10A, and I am also growing this plant. It definitely is a wonderful and beautiful addition to my garden. with so many uses.
Thank you! We are from Panamá and grow Cuban Oregano easily on our balcony. We like to use it in our "Immuno-Bomba" Appreciate your great insight into it's many uses
That is awesome!
Omg winnie. Que bella. I love Cuban oregano and I grow some in my house
Thanks!
Where can you get this? I’m also in central florida..
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How do you use it as a tea
I take about a tablespoon of crumpled fresh leaves in a jar then add 8ounces hot water. Let it steep then strain for tea
I live in central florida St pete. Do you sell clippings?
We do not sell clippings, but come take a class with us and you may end up walking away with one depending on season and what's available at the time.