  Plant For ID : Bangalore : 03FEB17 : AK-1 : 8 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (2) A cultivated potted plant seen in March,16. Lamiaceae? Probably a Verbenaceae member Verbenaceae. Check for Nepeta species. Also check for closure to Mentha related species though I am not sure. Just a guess….could be Heliotropium arborescens? Looks more like a kind of mint. Blurred inflorescence does not look like Plectranthus sp. I had suggested Heliotropium arborescens earlier. I have posted Heliotropium arborescens from Kenya earlier, which was identified … May I request you to post high res. image to check the details.
2 high res. images I am doubtful about Heliotropium arborescens Not a problem.
I had suggested since the leaves looked similar to me.
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