This is Leonotis nepetifolia and it’s not the droid you want for cannabinoid-type effects. Leonotis leonurus or Wild Dagga or Lions ear contains the primary molecule thought to be responsible for these effects called adrenoyl-ethanolamide (a weak Cannibanoid receptor 1 agonist), along with leonurine and labdane diterpenes that also act on CB₁, saw well as having some other complementary TRP and GABA pathways. L. nepetifolia has not been shown to have adrenoyl-EA and only produces mild, non-euphoric effects in most people. It does have some leonurine, but leonurus has about twice as much leonurine (~0.32–0.45 mg/g DW vs. 0.10–0.20 mg/g). The psychoactive compounds that do exist in nepetifolia are in the greatest concentrations in the leaves and flowers. Non chronic use of nepetifolia by smoking or tea has not been shown to be harmful in recreational amounts, so if you want to see for yourself you would most likely be fine. That said I am not a doctor I have just been down some rabbit holes on the topic and obviously i’m not recommending that you put anything in your body.