wow... i've been reading a 'lot' of forums and websites on salvia lately and i've not heard of anyone mentioning this.

very cool!

Answers from salviadivinorum.tribe.net/

"Aside from being very interesting in itself, it shows that individual branches of Salvia can mutate, which means that in spite of being clones, people's cloned plants are probably not all genetically identical.

Take good care of your mutation! Glad you are going to propagate it! " gayle

"Havent seen exactly that. I hade some weird thindg: curve and curl, color changes and weird growth patterns. As far as trying to follow that trait and reproduce it .. Go for it .
I am curious where did the plant come from?
Can you post a picture to your profile and let us know it there on this thread?
Is it indoors?
look forward to a picture, "
~ YFN,Sageman


DQ

two years ago i gave one of my mother plants to a friend, to my horror i recently saw this plant again and most of its glorious stems were black and broken with a collection of misshapen sunburned leaves, so i rescued this specemin and have started to nurse it to life again and just yesterday i noticed that one of its stems was showing this mutation. baring in mind it was potbound, malnourished, sunburned and dry as a desert so was probably stressed to near death and sprung this in its re-growth. i will also try to cultivate this to see if i can grow the trinity :0)

more info on other trinity specimins (not mine) www.psykick.de/salvia/de-trinity.html

see ya laterz