Patchouli is a tropical perennial herb grown for its fragrant essential oil (perfume, insect repellent). Your 20-inch indoor plant is thriving.
Care:
Harvesting: Leaves can be dried for potpourri, sachets, or oil distillation. Cut stems, hang upside down in a dark, airy place. Leaves are most fragrant just before flowering.
It rarely flowers indoors; if it does, spikes of small white/pink flowers appear.
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