My Personal Experience of Growing Texas Sage Plant in a Container

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My personal experience of growing Texas Sage Plant in a container
I am sorry guys I had to delete the previous video because of my unclear voice, I have made some edits and I am posting the video again with the hope that it would be audible to you all.
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[@ParthMayn]

I am sorry guys I had to delete the previous video because of my unclear voice, I have made some edits and I am posting the video again with the hope that it would be audible to you all.

[@space2k]

Thank you for this informative video. I have a large Texas sage in my yard here in… Texas. I love this plant. We just had a very hard 7 weeks of 100 degree hot days with no rain or cloudiness. But last week we had historically heavy rains, and as soon as the rain stopped there were buds on the Texas Sage. In 24 hours it was in full bloom and, as always, absolutely covered in honey bees. Not just a lovely plant, but also an exciting one!

[@ParthMayn]

I’m glad to hear your experience. Basically, Texas Sage isn’t a sensitive plant, rather, it’s known for it sturdy characteristics. Also, as per my experience, 100 degrees Fahrenheit isn’t too high for this plant. I’m in India right now, and here, it’s very often for the temperatures to go beyond 40 degrees Celsius in summers, which is nearly 104 degrees Fahrenheit. But this plant easily survives that weather. One more thing, please be cautious while watering this plant. Overwatering can clog it’s roots, thus leading in plant’s death. Rest, this plant is native to your region, I’m sure you’ll be able to handle it well.👍

[@rujulachaudhary]

@@ParthMayn is plant ki seed bhi hote hai kya?? Mere pass h ye podha

[@vaidehilokare8897]

Nice. I hv purchased 4 such plants in July. Hopefully it will flower soon .

[@brassteeth3355]

This is a very enjoyable video. Thanks for sharing this with us

[@sarthakmohapatra3738]

👍

[@andtotherepublic8657]

The one you have is actually one of four different types of Texas sage

[@ParthMayn]

Really? This plant has four different varieties?🤯

[@haseenabegum7503]

Mine is getting black fungus all over branches along with mealy bugs i have cleaned and maintained but still its coming back what to do any advice?

[@poonamchugh118]

My new potted texus plant is falling leaves. Why plz tell

[@ParthMayn]

I hope you are not over watering your Texas sage or regularly showering the Texas sage plant. This plant requires full sunlight to thrive well and less water... Less water doesn't mean that you stop watering your plant completely, please check the soil moisture before watering. I hope this helps! :)

[@aditidas5843]

Can you name the vermicompost ... that you use.. very nice video.. beautiful plant. I ll try to add in my garden soon 🙂

[@ParthMayn]

Thank you very much! I use local brand of Vermicompost named as "Shergill Vermicompost" you can alternatively make use of well decomposed cow dung powder too!😃

[@purpleberrycelestialcolors9364]

@@ParthMayn thanks a lot. Goodluck for your future gardening projects. Keep sharing 🍀

[@ParthMayn]

Thanks!😄🙏

[@reginadsouza4432]

The leaves resemble succulents . Am I right?

[@ParthMayn]

Well, the leaves of Texas sage give a velvet sort of appearance. But they are nowhere close to succulents.

[@annukumar8375]

Kha milega ye plant

[@abhijitdutta3095]

Is it available to you for sale?

[@dipshakotadia842]

If i plant it in monsoon from Cutting then will it survive?

[@ParthMayn]

Absolutely! Take hardwood cuttings (Matured ones) to propagate Texas sage and plant it directly in the soil... Make sure you remove its 80 to 90% of its leaves before starting the propagation procedure... For better results, try propagating 4,5 cuttings... Hope that helps! Good luck👍

[@delatriwahyuniunyil1974]

Lokasi

[@ParthMayn]

India😊🙏

[@prabhunair1913]

Where do we get these plants

[@ParthMayn]

Hello, You can check out your nearest plant store... If its not locally available, you could try finding it out through online plant stores or sometimes even facebook marketplace can help you with the same, but not sure.

[@prabhunair1913]

@@ParthMayn ok thank you