Cuban oregano / Mexican mint / Indian borage / Spanish thyme / other combination of country and herb name (Plectranthus amboinicus) plant.
Needs repotting and/or propagating - if I was keeping it, I would cut all three stems down to just a couple of leaves, put the others in water to root and then pot those up when ready.
Can be used sparingly as a herb (it is much stronger than standard Mediterranean oregano).
Grow as a patio plant in summer and bring indoors for winter.
Collect from Bilton village please.
Cuban oregano plant (Bilton CV22)
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