5 Tricolor Sage Unrooted Cuttings Clippings For Propagation Salvia Officinalis

5 Tricolor Sage Unrooted Cuttings Clippings For Propagation Salvia Officinalis1

5 Tricolor Sage Unrooted Cuttings Clippings For Propagation Salvia Officinalis2

5 Tricolor Sage Unrooted Cuttings Clippings For Propagation Salvia Officinalis3

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More information about 5 Tricolor Sage Unrooted Cuttings Clippings For Propagation Salvia Officinalis

What you get: Five at-least 4-inch cuttings
Common Name: Sage
Scientific Name: Salvia Officinalis

Plant height: Between 1 and 1.5 feet

Some uses/benefits:
Easy to grow
Fragrant leaves and flowers
Culinary and medicinal uses

U.S. Hardiness Zone: 5-11
Sun Requirement: Full to medium sun
Water Requirement: Let dry between watering

How long it takes for cuttings of this plant to root: 3-4 weeks

For how to root sage cuttings, see my blog post here:
https://bubblebathselfempowerment.com/2024/06/19/step-by-step-guide-to-propagating-sage-from-cuttings/

Shipping info:
Shipped with a damp paper towel covering the cut ends, then wrapped in plastic that is secured with tape and labeled.
Cuttings are protected with cardboard to prevent bending/breakage.
Leaves will be stripped near the bottom (this is the part of the cutting you'll plant and where roots will form).