Plants are hardy to USDA Zone 8. I have successfully grown this in Zone 7 in a very protected spot. If damaged by frost, plants will quickly resprout from the roots. In Florida, S. sinaloensis is best grown in part shade in well- drained soil enhanced with organic matter. Sinaloa sage appreciates deep watering once a week.
Propagation is easy by cuttings or seed.
Seed germinates quickly when exposed to light. Cuttings should be taken from non-flowering shoots in early spring. Seed is sometimes offered by Seedhunt, P.O. Box 96, Freedom, CA 95019-0096. All rights reserved. Used under License.