Pineapple sage
Salvia elegans · Sages · Mint family
Also known as: Tangerine Sage
Easy60–120cmPet-friendlyEdible
Pineapple sage care at a glance
Pineapple sage (Salvia elegans) needs a moderate amount of water and prefers to grow in full sun. Ideal temperature: 16–27 °C.
- Water need
- Medium
- Light
- Full sun
- Soil moisture
- Evenly moist
- Nutrients
- Medium
- Ideal temperature
- 16–27 °C
- Life cycle
- Perennial
Pests, Diseases & Weather on Pineapple sage
Possible pests on Pineapple sage include Aphids, Whitefly and Spider mites. Possible diseases include Southern bacterial wilt, Southern blight and Root rot. Pineapple sage is considered pet-friendly.
Pest
- Aphids Low
- Whitefly Low
- Spider mites Low
Disease
- Southern bacterial wilt Medium
- Southern blight Medium
- Root rot Medium
Weather
- Frost damage High
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Frequently asked questions about Pineapple sage
- Which pests affect Pineapple sage?
- Possible pests on Pineapple sage include Aphids, Whitefly and Spider mites.
- Which diseases affect Pineapple sage?
- Possible diseases include Southern bacterial wilt, Southern blight and Root rot.
- Is Pineapple sage toxic to cats and dogs?
- Pineapple sage is considered pet-friendly and safe for cats and dogs.
- How much water does Pineapple sage need?
- Pineapple sage has a moderate water requirement.
- What light does Pineapple sage need?
- Pineapple sage prefers to grow in full sun. Around 6 hours of light per day is ideal.
- Is Pineapple sage frost-hardy?
- Pineapple sage is not frost-hardy. Its lower limit is around 0 °C.
- Can you eat Pineapple sage?
- Yes, the edible parts are mainly: leaves and flowers.