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- cross-posted to:
- biodiversity@mander.xyz
- green@lemmy.ml
- humanscale@communick.news
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/41960022
The leaves are soft and the size of a square of toilet paper. The plant grows up to 2 m tall.
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Plectranthus barbatus grows to its full height in 1-2 months from a cutting and the cutting itself costs around 50 Kenyan shillings ($0.37).
“The leaves are similar in size to an industrial toilet paper square, making them suitable for use in modern flush toilets or for composting in latrines,” says Odhiambo.
They emit a minty, lemony fragrance. Covered in tiny hairs, the leaves have a soft texture.
Sounds comfy
Edit: but nothing beats a bidet
Water is good for washing. A radical idea. So radical, it just might work.