Aztec Sweet Herb -- Lippia dulcis Size:4 inch and a froth made from

and a froth made from the roots is consumed in their shamanic activities to stimulate lucid and prophetic dreams

Benefits from annual feeding and pruning

then drought-tolerant

They can also  be used to flavor desserts and bath products

or  once per month with ¼ strength indoor plant foliar feed

Aztec Sweet Herb -- Lippia dulcis Size:4 inch and a froth made fromAztec sweet herb or honey herb is a creeping perennial herb related to mint and native to Central America and the Caribbean. The herb was used as a sweetener and medicinal by the Aztecs, and is still used as a natural low calorie sweetener in some parts of Central America. The small, clover like flowers are edible and have a very intense sweetness similar to stevia with a hint of mint. This is because of the presence of a compound called hernandulcin,