Stachys sublobata Skan

Perennial many-stemmed herb; stems decumbent or ascending up to 0.3 m long, sparsely hispidulous with occasionally longish spreading hairs. Leaves shortly petiolate; blade small, often folded along the midrib, fairly thick in texture, narrowly triangular, 10-15 x 4-6 mm, sparingly hispidulous on both surfaces with gland-dots sometimes present beneath, apex acute, base openly cordate, margin deeply crenate with 4 or 5 lobe-like teeth up to 1.5 mm long on each side. Inflorescence lax, of a few 2(-6)-flowered verticils; bracts leaf-like below becoming linear-lanceolate and sub-equal to the calyx above. Calyx thinly glandular-hispid, 6-7 mm long. Corolla mauve; tube 6-8 mm long; upper lip spreading to erect, 4-5 mm long; lower lip deflexed, 6-8 mm long.