The succulents They are a beautiful visual alternative to decorate the home and at the same time have nature nearby. Their varied colors and shapes, and their care facilities, make them an excellent option for those who have little time to dedicate to gardening.
But these plants are not only beautiful to look at, they can also entertain another sense: smell. Many do not take it into account or do not know it, so here we bring you the 4 succulents aromatic to perfume your house.
Sedum Floresiana
This succulent It belongs to the Aizoáceas family and is native to South Africa. Its care is quite basic, it needs some natural light and watering when the substrate is dry. Visually it is very striking and beautiful, and it gives off a delicious smell of bubblegum and caramel that captivates anyone.
Plectranthus tomentosa
Also known as vaporub, this plant gives off a delicious aroma of mint. Its leaves are fleshy and velvety and it can reach up to a meter and a half in height. In addition, it has anti-inflammatory properties, unclogs the nasal passages, decongests, fights anxiety and is antidiabetic.
Plectranthus Coleoides
Originally from India and belonging to the Lamiaceae family, this succulent It is popularly called false incense or incense plant. It can grow up to two meters, either creeping or hanging, depending on what type of cultivation you want to do. Its aroma is similar to incense, although it is not the plant from which this perfume is extracted. It is also used to ward off bad energy, to meditate and maintain a pleasant atmosphere.
Plectranthus caninus
From the same family as the false incense, but originating in Africa, this succulent It is known for having an exquisite lemon aroma and is ideal for locating in small spaces. It is a perennial plant, but it is not suitable for living with dogs or cats, since it scares them away with a perfume that is imperceptible to the human nose.
