200 Smudging Sage Seeds – Artemisia Tridentata Vaseyana

Grow your own smudging sage with Artemisia tridentata vaseyana, also known as Big Mountain Sagebrush or White Sage — the same sacred sage traditionally used by Native Americans for cleansing, purification, and spiritual rituals. These aromatic plants produce soft, silvery-gray foliage with a calming, earthy scent perfect for making your own sage bundles, incense, or herbal teas.

This hardy perennial sage grows 1–3 feet tall, thriving in dry, well-drained soil. Beyond spiritual uses, it also serves as a natural air cleanser and antibacterial herb, making it a functional and meaningful addition to your home or garden. By growing your own white sage, you can enjoy huge savings while cultivating a plant rich in tradition and wellness benefits.

🌱 Why Grow Smudging Sage (Artemisia tridentata vaseyana) Seeds?

• Cultivate your own smudge bundles for cleansing and rituals
  
• Traditionally used for spiritual purification and air cleansing
  
• Aromatic leaves ideal for tea, condiments, or incense
  
• Drought-tolerant and low-maintenance once established
  
• A sustainable alternative to store-bought smudge sticks

🌿 Growing Tips:

1. Cold Stratify: Place seeds in a moist paper towel inside a sealed bag and store in the freezer for 2 weeks before planting.
   
2. Sowing: Press seeds gently into moist, well-draining soil without covering — they need sunlight to germinate.
   
3. Water: Keep soil consistently moist until germination, then reduce watering.
   
4. Light: Prefers full sun.
   
5. Transplant: Once established, plant outdoors in dry, sandy soil with minimal watering.

Germination typically occurs within 2–3 weeks after stratification. Once mature, your sage will reward you with fragrant leaves that can be harvested in late summer or fall for smudging and herbal use.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is this the same sage used for smudging rituals?
Yes! This is Big Mountain White Sage, the same traditional variety used for smudge sticks and cleansing ceremonies.

How tall does it grow?
Mature plants typically reach 1–3 feet tall with silvery-green foliage.

Can I grow sage indoors?
Yes, start indoors under bright light or a grow lamp, then transplant outdoors once temperatures stay above 60°F.

Do I need to cold stratify the seeds?
Yes — 2 weeks of cold stratification helps break dormancy and improves germination.

How long before I can harvest for smudging?
Sage is usually ready for light harvests in its second growing season once the plant is well-established.

Where to Buy Smudging Sage Seeds for Sale?

At Seeds World, we offer fresh, high-quality Smudging Sage (Artemisia tridentata vaseyana) seeds with fast U.S. shipping. Perfect for gardeners seeking spiritual, aromatic, and health benefits from a single plant.