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Juvenility and Photoperiod-Dependent Inflorescence Development of Salvia splendens Sello1


The juvenile phase for flowering of daylength responsive salvia, ‘Bonfire’ and ‘Red Pillar’, ended at stem node 4–6. Then to 20 short days were required for evocation and initiation of flowering. There was a quantitative short-day requirement for inflorescence development in these cultivars. Inflorescence development of day-neutral salvia, ‘St. John’s Fire’ and ‘Fireball’, was not appreciably affected by photoperiod.