Potted Sage

• Strengthens memory,
• Prevents inflammation,
• Strengthens the immune system,
• Protects against skin diseases,
• Protects the digestive system,
• Sage is among the plants that are good for stomach disorders. When you miss the meal too much, you can make your digestion easier by drinking a cup of sage tea,
• Strengthens bones,
• Prevents diabetes,
• Prevents premature aging,
• Prevents gum disease,
• Reduces sweating,
• It is good for depression,
• Ensures the elimination of harmful toxins from the body,
• Improves brain function,
• Relieves the symptoms of bronchitis and asthma,
• Cleanses the liver,
• Helps treat urinary tract infection,
• Reduces excessive sweating,
• Reduces stress,
• Calming,
• Relieves postmenopausal symptoms,
• Slows down the graying of hair,
• Used against fungal infections,
• Strengthens memory,
• Used as an aid against Alzheimer's,
• Lowers blood sugar,
• Used against gingivitis,
• Used in the treatment of mouth sores,
• Relieves nervous headache,
• Activates the gallbladder,
• Used as gargling water,
• Relieves sore throat,
• Delays old age,
• Minimizes the problem of cellulite,
• It protects the digestive system and is good for diarrhea.

Care of potted spices;

The irrigation process varies according to the ambient temperature and humidity, the moisture of the soil should be controlled by hand and irrigation should be done if it is dry. It should be not too juicy, but moist.
When watering, water should be given to the roots of the plant, care should be taken not to get water on its leaves.
It is necessary to drill the drainage eyes under the pot so that the soil can breathe. If it is to be used without drilling, water should be added when the soil dries.
As your plants grow, pots and soil changes should be made.
You can grow it at room temperature, where it sees daylight.