Plectranthus neochilus ?
Along s sunny path through secondary woods, Nairobi, Kenya. July 2014.
PERENNIAL: Several to many stems, square in cross-section, arising from a spreading, woody root stock. Height about 50 cm.
LEAVES: The opposite leaves are triangular to ovate, with triangular teeth along the
margins. Rather long pubescence on the underside of the leaves.
FLOWERS: The flowers are set in a densely packed spike. Unopened flowers are shielded by bracts with a keel that is hooked distally - these fall off as the flower opens. The two-lipped flowers are dark blue-purple.
RANGE:
FRUIT:
UNARMED.
