Red Salvia flower seeds

Red Salvia flower plant is one of the perennial and herbaceous plants, characterized by its beautiful and fragrant scent, and it grows abundantly in mountainous areas. Scientific name: Salvia splendens Original habitat: The native habitat of Red Salvia is South America, especially Brazil. Other names: Crimson sage, Red salvia. Flower color: Red. Toxicity: Non-toxic. Environmental conditions for growing Red Salvia plant: Salvia flower seeds require a temperature of 18-20 degrees Celsius, soil pH: it is preferable to plant in soil with a pH between 6.5 - 7.0. Propagation: By seeds or by cuttings. Preferred planting time: It is best to plant seeds in mid-spring once the soil temperature rises. It is planted by cuttings in spring and summer. Exposure: Red Salvia can successfully grow in a partially shaded spot, but it will ultimately grow and bloom better the more sunlight it receives. Make sure to plant it in a place exposed to bright sunlight for at least six to eight hours daily. Preferred soil: Plant Red Salvia in moist but well-drained soil. The plant prefers a rich clay mixture with organic matter. Irrigation: Do not overwater to prevent root rot. Planting method: Seeds are placed in the soil and then covered with 20 mm of soil, or it is planted using a soft cutting, with rooting hormone placed in a pot filled with soil. Pests and problems: When it comes to Red Salvia, the most common pests are slugs and whiteflies. Benefits of Red Salvia flower plant: Used in treating ulcers and inflammations. It is also used in preparing various cosmetic products; and it is used for decoration.