RT|WW - Coleus Plant
抽煙陽萎洛晴市法學會發揚博長重關作
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Nice coleus plant. Thanks for your visit.
great shot!..we call it Mayana. my mama used to use this for my wounds
thanks for the visit
oh wow! now lang ako ulit nakakita nito from way back in grade school! this is herbal plant right?
Mayana and yes this is a herbal plant. I just forgot what would heal that. Wahhh
Ruby Tuesday
I love that plant ate Liza.!
I love coleus. They are so pretty!
This colors are just beautiful!
It looks like it's coming alive to eat something!! lol
What a beautiful colour they are.
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after reading everyone's comments, i wondered what medicinal uses they had (since i have some in my yard). so i looked it up and it turns out they're Psychoactive! haha. not really what i was looking for but good to know nonetheless (in case the dogs start eating them and acting all funny)
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