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Salvia Divinorum Plant Need

9 years ago

I would really be happy if someone could give me some rooted cuttings or live Salvia Divinorum plants, I use to have some but spider mites killed em on me after trying very hard to save them. I would really love it if someone helped me get some more. I belive it's important that this plant finds me again. I'm hoping someone can help me.

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WANTED: Salvia Divinorum
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I am intrigued. Salvia divinorum is bloody hard to ship, but if you can pay for shipping, I will happily send you a rooted cutting, which may take a while to get ready. In exchange, i would like the datura very much, and maybe the coleus, if you can get me seeds of that one.
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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.
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We use this plant for it's flowers not for it's other effects. Art
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I am very interested in the salvia and seed exchange. I'm new to this but very excited if anyone has any they can share for sase I will definitely send u seeds soon. Been looking for this seed for too long.
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