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DM, what's the difference between catnep and catnip? I Googled it and it seems to be the same plant, Nepenta cataria ......??? Before mine seeded itself all over I kept it in a hanging basket because the neighborhood cats loved it to death otherwise .... |
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I really don't know DM. I too googled with the same result  However, I got the catnep from a stall with at least a hundred different herbs and it was next to catnipand looked a little different. It doesn't look the same as the thriving catnip I already have and which Bentley studiously ignores; it has a slightly larger slightly wider and less serrated leaf - no flowers yet. Assuming it thrives and flowers I'll try to remember to put up some pics. The catnep was labelled as mildly hallucinagenic! (to humans I assume) and attractive to cats; the catnip was labelled with the latin name but didn't say anything about cats. So, to answer your question -  |
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Interesting! Are you going to make some catnep tea and check out the hallucinagenic properties?  |
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I*Ll L€T youuuuu Kn0^^ h0^^ !t g0€$  |
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