Salvia Splendens Light Yellow Plant

Description               

Salvia Splendens is a plant of great medicinal importance and is native to the Indian subcontinent.  Due to its use and versatility,people often consider it as a nice choice to grow Salvia Splendens Plants indoors. So, one can also find Salvia Splendens Plants online at affordable ranges and of good quality!

Plant Specifications:

Salvia Splendens Plant Facts:

·         It is a perennial herb and belongs to family Lamiaceae

·         It is very famous for psychoactive effects

·         It is administered via sublingual route

Plant Details:

Plant Benefits:

·         The plant is widely known for its CNS stimulation

·         It is also a potent anti-oxidant and is used to remove toxic chemicals from the body

·         The plant is also used in the treatment of diabetes mellitus

Salvia Splendens Plant Care Information:

Plant Care Instructions:

Planting:

• The plant can grow well in the indoor environment, but it is advised that the plant should be grown in the area which receives proper sunlight

Fertilizing:

•  Try to use organic fertilizers to ensure no chemical degrades plant quality
• To reduce the toxic content of plants, mix the nitrogen rich fertilizers with the adequate amount of water

Watering Tip: 

• To keep the plant intact, watering should be done when the plant container or soil has dried

Seasonal Watering Requirement:

• Make sure that the Watering frequency should be regulated. It should be done more often during summers and spring seasons 
• Also, watering frequency should be gradually reduced during winters and rainy seasons

Sowing Tips: 

• Make sure that the natural, direct and bright sunlight and proper humidity is provided to the plant to avoid slowing down its germination

Since the plant phytochemicals ingredients are quite essential for human body growth and development therefore it should be grown in indoor households and in nurseries. If you wish to establish a home garden quickly then have a look at the Salvia Splendens Plants online collection.