Plectranthus caninus
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 Plectranthus (coleus) Canina
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Coleus caninus |
Plectranthus caninus is a weed in the mint family native to east Africa and southern Asia. Under the name "Coleus canina", it is sold as a natural repellent to cats and dogs. The plant is also known as "Scaredy Cat Plant" and "Piss-off plant". These plants root themselves very well.
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