$13 For 2 Cuban Oregano Plants *With Roots* Not In Planter Or Soil

Season of Interest

Spring through Autumn

Climate

Hardy in hot conditions, dry and drought tolerant but loves water. Does not do well with frost ot freezing weather. Must cover up or bring inside in these conditions

Plant Type

Herb

$13 For 2 plants already rooted and ready to be planted. 😊 Check my other listings for deals and savings on shipping. *This post is for 1 Cuban Oregano Plant already rooted NOT in soil or planter* if you would like more at a lower cost bundle ** Please see my other listings** Cuban oregano (Plectranthus amboinicus) has many uses, including in cooking and medicine: Cooking Cuban oregano has a strong flavor that's a mix of oregano, thyme, and sage. It can be used as a substitute for Mediterranean oregano or sage in recipes. Dried and crushed leaves can season meat dishes, while fresh leaves can be used in soups, stews, and poultry stuffing. Cuban oregano can also be used in marinades, salsa, black bean dishes, and batters. Cuban oregano (which isn't related to true oregano) is an edible herb that can add extra zip to stews, steamed vegetables, marinades, soups, and salads. Medicine Cuban oregano has been used for centuries to treat respiratory and throat infections, rheumatism, constipation, flatulence, and to promote lactation. It's also been used to treat skin conditions, wound care, bronchitis, allergies, asthma, colds, coughs, indigestion, stomach cramps, arthritis, headaches, and insomnia. Insect repellent Cuban oregano leaves can be used as a natural insect repellent. Houseplant Cuban oregano is an easy-to-grow plant with attractive foliage and pale purplish flowers that attract pollinators. It can do well in pots and containers, tolerates sun and drought, but is frost tender