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Cuban Oregano Variegated – Live Plant, 3" Pot, 2 Pack
Cuban Oregano Variegated – Live Plant, 3" Pot, 2 Pack
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Cuban oregano, variegated growing facts
| Botanical name | Plectranthus amboinicus (variegated) |
|---|---|
| Light | Full sun, 6+ hours; light afternoon shade OK in hot-summer regions |
| Water | Let soil dry between waterings; sensitive to overwatering |
| Soil | Well-draining, sandy mix |
| Hardiness | Zones 10–11; damaged below about 40°F |
| Mature size | About 12–18 inches tall and wide |
| Containers | Yes; 6–10 inch pot with drainage |
| Pot size shipped | 3-inch pot (2 plants) |
| Shipping | Ships from Texas within 1–2 business days |
Llive Cuban Oregano Plant in a 3 inch pot
This varigated variety of cuban oregano is not only great tasting but also adds to the beauty of the garden. Cuban oregano pants are fast growing and easy to take care of. Very little maintenance is needed to take care of these plants.
Cuban Oregano/ Variegated Mexican mint/ Indian Borage
Botanical Name: Plectranthus amboinicus
Cuban Oregano thrives in warm climates with well-draining soil and ample sunlight.
- Climate: Cuban Oregano prefers hot temperatures but it still can survive drought conditions. They cannot survive when the temperature drops below 40 °F.
- Light Requirements: It is a sun loving plant that likes to be in sun for more than 6 hours.
- Watering: Cuban oregano is sensitive to overwatering. Allowing soil to dry out between two waterings will prevent root rot.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy soil mix is suitable to grow these plants.
- Fertilization: Cuban oregano doesn’t need frequent fertilizer application. Applying diluted liquid fertilizer will promote the growth of new leaves. Harvesting the leaves frequently will give a fuller appearance to the plant.
Country of Origin- USA
Cuban oregano, variegated FAQ
Can Cuban oregano survive winter outdoors?
Only in frost-free areas (zones 10–11). It suffers below about 40°F, so bring pots indoors or take cuttings before cold weather.
How do I use it in cooking?
The thick, fuzzy leaves have a strong oregano-thyme flavor and are used in Caribbean, Latin and Indian dishes; use sparingly.
Is it easy to propagate?
Yes. Stem cuttings root readily in water or moist potting mix.
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