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Plant Propagation
deebie_gw

Rooting Salvias

17 years ago

Help! I'm a newbie at propagating. I have some black & blue sage that I would like to propagate. Can they be rooted in water? If not, and I use a peat/vermiculite mix do I need to keep it covered?

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