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Oregano
Cuban oregano (Plectranthus australis 'Variegatus') is an evergreen perennial plant with fragrant, grey-green, scalloped leaves and stems. Its foliage is marked with tonal silvery streaks. In summer, small white flower clusters appear. It grows and spreads well in warm, moist climates, but is best kept in containers in northern regions. It is popular for its thick, lush foliage, as well as its flavor; its leaves are often used as a seasoning. Cuban oregango also makes an interesting ground cover
Large particles, gritty, excellent drainage, poor nutrient retention.
Extremely acidic, often found in marshy or waterlogged areas.
Soils with minimal organic matter, typically found in degraded or over-farmed soils.
Dry air, often found in arid regions or during winter months.
Impact: Can cause stress on plants, leading to wilting, leaf drop, and poor growth. Increased water evaporation.