Patchouli - Pogostemon cablin purple begonia and occupy the same ecological

and occupy the same ecological niche as the North American agave and yucca

even right on rocks

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the roots and the growing joints of stems were eaten

More modern uses include roasting and grinding leaves to brew an herbal coffee alternative

Patchouli - Pogostemon cablin purple begonia and occupy the same ecologicalFamous for its use as an aromatic essential oil, patchouli is a tropical member of the mint family, native to Southeast Asia. It does well in containers and is very resilient. If you miss watering, and it looks withered, it will likely spring back with water! Patchouli enjoys a rich history as an earthy, spicy, sweet fragrance beloved by royalty and hippies alike. Chinese silk traders were known to use dried patchouli leaves to repel moths from their