Plectranthus 'Cape Angel' is a hybrid bred for point-of-sale bloom. It often blooms once beautifully, then sporadically or never again—even outdoors in ideal climates. This is genetic, not your fault.
If it doesn't rebloom despite perfect care, accept it as a foliage plant. The attractive leaves and trailing habit still have ornamental value. Don't blame yourself—breeding prioritized initial show over longevity.
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