Looks like young leaves to me. They are not always the best to id from. What a little bit and as your plant gets taller try to id again. As the plant matures/gets more mature leaves, it will most likely take on its true looks and be easier to identify. Post another picture then and/or one to the Herbs forum. While nothing beats this group in id'ing plants, if you're pretty sure it's a mint of some type, ask in the Herbs forum as well. There is alot of herb-specific specific knowledge there. FataMorgana

Thanks, gingerblue! lol, googling the name I see somebody sells the stuff. I know I won't be doing that, but maybe I will let a few pods mature so the monarchs next year will have something to eat. I do fight a lot of vines around the house, not sure they are all this one kind but if they were I guess I could have it worse... this stuff smells so good! Thanks again for naming this plant. :-) Terri

Hi Know this is a very old post but was recently looking around for Plumeria that is evergreen and the flower is not white. Went to a special nursery was blown away by the variety !! 30 different growth habits , 25 fragrances , 15 choices among the evergreens .If that isn't enough they can custom graft to the habit color and fragrance you choose lol In my years of gardening I've always got cuttings from neighbors so have never bought one . Had no idea there was so much choice !! While i love plumeria hate the habits, get gigantic naked all winter while I found evergreen thought they only came in white and mine is only fragrant at night . While they were expensive settled for a dwarf in a soft yellow with an apricot aroma . Has not flowered as yet but still has leaves and a beautiful "weeping" habit ,supposedly will stay under 6 feet. Was tempted by the custom grafts but a bit out of my budget!! lol I always thought only roses had lots of choices !! gary

This just recently happened to me as well. It happened over one month ago, and the smell is finally gone. Ugh! Here are the things I tried: 1) Wipe down the interior of the microwave with acetone based nail polish remover. This worked great to get the yellow stains from the popcorn explosion out of the white surface. 2)Scrub interior with baking soda, then with white vinegar. 3) Fill a large bowl with water then cut up a lemon put the slices in the bowl with some dish soap. Boil the mixture in the microwave for several minutes. 4) Every day when you're not using the microwave keep a bowl of baking soda in it, dispose of it and use fresh every few days. This is seriously one of the hardest problems to deal with. I think to truly rid yourself of the smell, you may have to take the microwave apart to wipe down the interior fan, etc. Since Im getting rid of my micro when I remodel and I'll have a new one it wasnt worth it for me, but you might want to try the other things first then use that as a last resort. Good luck, and Im so sorry you have to deal with this in your new kitchen. Yukk!