African beach sage (Salvia africana-lutea) - seeds

Description African Beach Sage, Brown Sage (Salvia africana-lutea/Salvia aurea) - Seeds Origin: Austria Harvest: 2025 Germination period: approx. 2-4 weeks Each packet contains 10 seeds!   Salvia africana-lutea, also known as brown sage or African golden sage, is a fascinating evergreen plant from the coastal regions of South Africa. It impresses with its felty, silvery-green leaves and unique orange-brownish flowers, which attract numerous pollinators. This drought-resistant sage species is not only a beautiful ornamental plant, but is also traditionally used for medicinal purposes. Sowing instructions Salvia africana-lutea is relatively easy to grow from seed as long as warmth and well-drained soil are guaranteed. Sowing time: Spring to summer Germination period: 2-4 weeks at 18-25 °C Seeding depth: Plant 0.5-1 cm deep in loose, sandy soil Planting distance: 40-60 cm Location: Sunny, well-drained, dry soil Pouring: Water moderately, avoid waterloggingSlight soil moisture promotes germination, but the soil should dry out between waterings. Harvest, use & storage Salvia africana-lutea is not only an attractive ornamental plant, but also a valuable useful plant. Harvest time: All year round, depending on growing conditions Use: Dried leaves as tea, incense or in naturopathy Storage: Dry the leaves in an airy, shady place and store in airtight containersThe leaves contain aromatic oils and are traditionally valued for their calming properties. Tips and tricks Pruning after flowering promotes bushy growth and renewed flowering. This sage species is extremely resistant to drought and requires very little water. In regions with frost, we recommend growing the plant in a tub to bring it indoors in winter. Salvia africana-lutea attracts numerous pollinators such as bees and butterflies and is therefore ideal for semi-natural gardens. Worth knowing Salvia africana-lutea belongs to the Lamiaceae family and is closely related to the classic kitchen sage. Its special flower color, which changes from bright orange to rusty brown, makes it an eye-catcher in the garden. The plant has been used in South African folk medicine for centuries. FREE seeds with every order ��   Important: Despite constant quality controls (checking the germination quality, storage ability, etc. of the plant seeds, etc.). we can unfortunately none Warranty on the germination of our seeds give - too many different factors in the context of cultivation / conditions - can prevent successful germination. Please inquire about the applicable laws in your country BEFORE purchasing this product. Laws and import regulations or whether this product may be imported/used/grown. Our plant seeds are, if available in your country for the Cultivation determined and allowed, exclusively intended for plant cultivation. For further information and guidelines please refer to our terms and conditions or simply write us your questions by mail to: [email protected] ��