How to grow blue sage

1. Selection of potting soil

It has strong adaptability and is not very demanding on the soil; ordinary garden soil will do. Find a sterilized flower pot, fill it with loam, and keep it moist but not waterlogged.

2. The need for sunlight

It has a relatively high light requirement, which can directly affect its growth. If it is placed in a dark place for a long time, in severe cases it will slowly turn yellow and lose leaves, leading to death. When caring for it as a potted plant in the summer, be careful not to expose it to direct sunlight. Place it on the balcony where the sun shines diffusely. Too strong light will make its temperature too high, causing it to enter a dormant period and affect its growth.

3. Temperature requirements

The most suitable temperature for it is around 20 to 23 degrees Celsius. When the temperature is suitable, you can move it to the balcony. If the temperature is too low, you need to move it to a room with moderate temperature so that it can be maintained within a suitable temperature range.

4. Reasonable fertilization

During the growing period, diluted nutrients need to be applied to meet growth needs. Generally, compound fertilizers containing calcium and magnesium are applied once every half a month.