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Cutting back Salvia
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I was thinking about cutting back my Salvia plants.
they caught whitefly a while back, they survived but now are bare of leaves for the first 3-4 feet off the ground.
Do you think, if i cut them right back, low to the base of the main stem, they would sprout new branches even if there wasn't any leaves on the plant?

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Re: Cutting back Salvia [Re: NeiL]
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Damn, I could use a cutting!

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Re: Cutting back Salvia [Re: NeiL]
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yes


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Re: Cutting back Salvia [Re: NeiL]
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I had those stupid flies too a while ago, very annoying!!! :crazy:

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Re: Cutting back Salvia [Re: stefan]
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Annoying!! Tell me about it...i first noticed that my plants were infected when i was admiring a huge harvest of extremely fine (enormous) leaves and i saw that fuckin tons of little flies had hatched since the leaves were dried (they were even more obvous because the leaves were dry) and they were covered in eggs :frown:
Had to bin the lot and then battle like fuck against the wee cunts to save my babbies. They've been in remmission ( :smile: ) for almost a year now so the story had a happy ending :laugh:

I'm not keen on massacaring my plants but i think they will end up looking a bit better than the semi-sorry state the infestation left them in, and i know of good homes the cuttings could go to :smile:

I'm not sure what time of year would be best to cut them right back, whether i should do it now (when they might not stand the stress so well?) or wait till spring (although they are quite big - maybe 4-5 feet tall - so they might die down anyway over winter...) any opinions? 

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