I have many varieties of bananas, dwarf low bearing papayas, dwarf plantain,tropic beauty peach tree, lemon grass and possibly more edibles. For ornamentals I have gonatopus boivinii, artabotrys hexapetalus, heliconia rostrata, heliconia jacquinii, purple stem costus, curcumas, a few hedychiums, bombax glabra, rain lilies, variegated crinium lily, momo botan lotus, various water plants, and much more.

Good Morning! If you still have slips, I'm v. interested in Salvia- I seem to have missed the commercial wave; here in Cali it's still legal but no longer being openly marketed ! What to do?. Right now I have to offer stem cuttings from a tall [18"] & well-warted Echeverria "etna". My inland summer sun has often had too much UV for it here; but shade makes them grow taller. So mine topped itself. From So Africa.

Sadly, it will be illegal very soon. I really wish they would stop banning things that aren't causing trouble in the first place. but I won't get up on my soap box about that one.

Your spots may be leaf miners, which leave silvery semitransparent membranes. When you say they are under fluorescent lights, are the leaf tops a few inches away from the bulbs or are they 4-5 feet away? Like most Salvias, your babies need to be close, but not touching their light source. Extra humidity in low light will rot out the plants.