Plectranthus Cerveza ‘n Lime
Plectranthus Cerveza ‘n Lime
A lush, trailing plant with soft, fuzzy, lime-scented leaves. Excellent for sensory gardens, hanging baskets, and mixed containers. Fast-growing and easy to propagate
We typically grow Plectranthus Cerveza ‘n Lime plants in natural form in 4″ and 5″ clay pots, 8″ bowl
Common Name:
Cuban Oregano/Mexican Mint
Mature Size:
Indoors: 12–18 in tall × 18–24 in spread
Growth Rate:
Fast grower
Optimum Temperature:
60-75 degrees Fahrenheit
Characteristics:
Soft, aromatic leaves with lime scent. Trailing or spreading, popular in mixed planters
Light:
Indoor: Bright, indirect light. Needs good light to stay bushy.
Water:
Indoor: Water when the top inch of soil feels slightly dry. Avoid allowing the soil to fully dry out
Outdoor: Keep soil evening moist
Fertalizer:
Every 2–3 weeks in growing season with a balanced fertilizer
Common Pests/Issues:
Pests: Aphids, spider mites, whiteflies
Diseases: Powdery mildew, root rot
Additional Notes:
In northern climates, bring plants indoors to overwinter. Prune the plant after blooming. If you wish for it to grow into a small tree, simply remove the spent blooms and clean out any dead or diseased wood. For a hedge, sheer the plant to the size desired. Bonsai and topiary forms take more training, which should be started in infancy.
