salvia/mimosa questions....

[hyperspace420]

Okay so idk if you guys can answer theses questions
I know not one thing about salvia, there's a site were I was gonna order mimosa seeds to grow a cuple trees
and came across salvia seeds with all different types and I'm suck with theses questions that I've been trying to find all damn day
Question 1-are all salvia plants active if so what's the best?


Question 2-is salvia seeds iillegal also in Florida?

Question 3-random but,how long will mimosa take too get its bark? Random one

Help would be amazing cuz I can't find nothing on any of this

 

[dreamer042]

Salvia = latin name for the mint family

There are many many varieties of salvia

The one we are interested in is Salvia Divinorum and seeds are very very very rare and extremely hard to germinate and grow into a plant. So Salvia Divinorum is usually obtained as a cutting. I'm guessing these salvia seeds are not Salvia Divinorum...

I believe Salvia Divinorum is illegal in Florida.

There are also many varieties of Mimosa, you want to make sure you get Mimosa Hostilis, and I believe it will take approximately 3-5 years before you will have roots large enough to begin harvesting from.

Hope that helps

 

[hyperspace420]

Perfect thanks man
I've been looking for mimosa seed what's the best us site that you would suggest? Cuz there's not much lol

 

[zedwings]

Around 1% of Salvia Divinorum seeds germinate, I've been told.

 

[Parshvik Chintan]

Around 1% of Salvia Divinorum seeds germinate, I've been told.

that seems... evolutionary disadvantageous (idk if that is grammatically correct but you know what i mean)