Plectranthus ‘Nico’ – Ornamental Foliage Plant
Plectranthus ‘Nico’ – Ornamental Foliage Plant
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Plectranthus ciliatus is an attractive flowering perennial in the mint family, known for its softly textured foliage and delicate white to light purple-pink flowers. Commonly called Speckled Spur-flower, Eyelash Spur-flower and White Wild Sage, it develops broadly oval to elliptic leaves covered with short, stiff hairs and fine glands.
The foliage has an interesting colour contrast, with the undersides of the leaves often displaying a purple tone. The noticeably hairy leaf margins and shallow paired teeth add further texture and character to the plant.
During the warmer, wetter part of the year, terminal flower spikes develop above the foliage. Small flowers are arranged in compact three-flowered clusters, ranging from white to pale purple-pink. Flowering generally occurs from late summer through winter, with the main display typically peaking in autumn.

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Mature height
Approximately 30 to 60cm
Mature width
Approximately 30 to 60cm
Spacing
30 to 45cm apart
Evergreen/Deciduous
Evergreen in warm, suitable climates
Foliage
Green aromatic foliage with small tubular flowers
Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest
Seasonal
Sun tolerance
Part shade to shade; bright indirect light indoors
Maintenance
Low maintenance; pinch or trim occasionally to maintain a compact shape
Root System
Fibrous root system