Aztec Sweet Herb -- Lippia dulcis Size:4 inch and sunburns

and sunburns

or  once per month with ¼ strength indoor plant foliar feed

They have a mutually beneficial relationship with mycorrhizal fungi in the soil that assist with the plant's drought tolerance

this genus in the bromeliad family has all the floral color of their tropical relatives with none of the water or micro-climate needs

Type:  Herbaceous Perennial

Aztec Sweet Herb -- Lippia dulcis Size:4 inch and sunburnsAztec sweet herb or honey herb is a creeping perennial herb related to mint and native to Central America and the Caribbean. The herb was used as a sweetener and medicinal by the Aztecs, and is still used as a natural low calorie sweetener in some parts of Central America. The small, clover like flowers are edible and have a very intense sweetness similar to stevia with a hint of mint. This is because of the presence of a compound called hernandulcin,