My boss brought me these tiny little pieces of a plant, she didn't know what it is and I don't either, the stems are rather woody and it rooted from the base of the leaves in water. as you can see, it had bloomed before she snipped it off, but I don't have a clue what the flowers were like. Does anyone know anything about this plant?
the leaves kinda look like swedish ivy to me but I could be wrong.
Plectranthus verticillatus - Many call this plant a Creeping Charlie or Swedish Ivy by it common name. It is fun plant, easy to grow from cuttings. It roots so easily, you can just pinch a stem and plant it in the soil in the same pot - or root it in water. Here is the care information from the Plant Files
Plectranthus verticillatus
Yes, looks like Swedish Ivy, Creeping Charlie Plectranthus to me also. Check out these photo's in Plant Files and see if this is your plant:
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/1354/
Thank you for providing the link plantladylin.
Thank you all again!!! My plants are becoming a big thing around here and everyone seems to want to give me starts, but no one knows what they are. Thankfully people here are so helpful!!
