Swedish ivy (Plectranthus australis)—native to Africa/Australia, mint relative—has thick, bright-green, scalloped, shiny leaves on cascading stems. Some cultivars release aroma when touched. White tubular flowers with bright light. Hanging basket star. Fast, easy, great for beginners. Summer outdoors in shade; indoors below 50°F.
Bright indirect light; water when top inch dries. Average humidity. Pinch for fullness. Propagate instantly from cuttings.

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