Cultivation - Will Swim's Salvia Plant Survive?

[x Inkz x]

This is sum pics of SWIM salvia plant SWIm was wondering if it will survive the leaves r drying out around the edges...

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[fnord]

Construct a humidty tent around it,itll be fine.

[x Inkz x]

SWIM has thats what the bottle is behind it

[fnord]

Did you just water it prior to that pic? it looks very wet. How often do you watrer it?

[curious1]

it also looks like it might be getting too much sunlight or heat. Atleast thats swims opinion looking at the pic. swiy might want to get a thermometer in the humidity tent because it could be traping alot of heat from its light source.

[DividedReality]

How much Pearlite is in it? Salvia likes super loose soil that drains very well.

[dr_haldol]

I agree with curious1. Looks burnt. I've had that same problem with some tomatoes. I simply cut off the burnt leafes and now my tomatoe plant is fine.

Have you heard of SuperThrive? It's a fertilizer (containing indolyl acetic acid)...it works very good, it's expensive, but you need only a little bit...Maybe you want to try...

[x Inkz x]

SWIM just repptted it before the pic so thats y it looks really wet coz the soil was like dust SWIM doesnt really have a waterin schedule SWIM has only had it a couple of days
ne advise of watering and misting would b great
SWIM was thinking about that new organic mirical grow stuff (sp?)
as for well drained soil there are pebbles at teh bottom of the pot but the soil is patted down pretty hard
thanks for any help

[Humanity]

As DividedReality said, salvia likes loose soil, that drains well, so you might want to ease down with the patting.

Nvm, sorry just read your post more carefully. Good luck