Plectranthus venteri , now classified as Coleus venteri , is native to the rocky and arid areas of South Africa . Botanically, this Lamiaceae is distinguished by its fleshy and aromatic (rather lemony) foliage, covered with glandular hairs.
Although drought tolerant and sun loving, it can be grown in an open terrarium , where its habit and olfactory interest are appreciated, provided excellent drainage and sufficient ventilation are ensured to avoid stagnant moisture.
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Prefers full sun to bright partial shade. Indoors, place it near a sunny window.
Allow the substrate to dry out on the surface between waterings. It tolerates drought and does not tolerate overwatering.
Use a well-draining mix, such as potting soil for cacti or succulents.
Ideally between 10°C and 26°C. Protect it from frost (temperatures below 5-7°C).
A light application of balanced fertilizer once a month during the growing season is sufficient.
Plectranthus venteri , now classified as Coleus venteri , is native to the rocky and arid areas of South Africa . Botanically, this Lamiaceae is distinguished by its fleshy and aromatic (rather lemony) foliage, covered with glandular hairs.
Although drought tolerant and sun loving, it can be grown in an open terrarium , where its habit and olfactory interest are appreciated, provided excellent drainage and sufficient ventilation are ensured to avoid stagnant moisture.
