salvia pics

heres a salvia plant, 2.5 years old from cutting

 

the plant after pruning.8 prime cuttings,, (they root within the week in water) and 43 leaves landscape waste...

 

where did you find seeds? theyre so rare.
nice plants too

 

Salvia plants very VERY rarely produce seeds.

They also tend not to grow from the seeds that they do produce. They're basically "sterile" plants.

They grow by dropping stems onto the ground, and those stems take root and grow into new plants.

Salvia plants are most commonly grown by humans by obtaining a stem cutting and growing it hydroponically for a few weeks.

 

nice plants, but how are you planning to do the most difficult part - extracting the Salivorin A?

 

not from seed