No more trips to the grocery store every time you need to pick up some Sage!  Now you’ll know How to Grow Sage from Cuttings in Water!

Then… preserve your garden fresh sage with this genius hack for How to Dry Sage Leaves!

Sage cuttings in a small jar of water.

How to Grow Sage from Cuttings in Water

Do you want to know one of my very favorite frugal tips?

Growing herbs and other plants from clippings!

I absolutely loving having fresh herbs on hand at all times.  Not only do I use them when cooking and for a lovely garnish, but I also dry them and fill my pantry with homegrown seasonings!

Now if you’re wondering How to Grow Sage from Cuttings in Water… it’s SO easy!

Whether you want to grow your sage plants indoors or outdoors, this easy hack will get you started so much faster than growing from seed!

So are you ready for another Easy Gardening Tip?

Here’s what you need to do…

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Sprig of sage on a white surface.

How to Grow Sage Indoors or Outdoors

Here’s what you’ll do…

1. Pick up a bundle of Sage at your grocery store.

2. Snip off the base of several sprigs at an angle. (I like to try growing several sprigs at a time for the best success, because not all will root.)

Sage cuttings in a small jar of water.

3. Place sprigs in a small jar of fresh water, and move to a brightly lit spot of your home. (I keep mine near my kitchen window.)

4. Sit back, relax, and wait for those roots to grow! Mine started rooting at about 3 weeks.

Sage cutting sprouting in a red bowl.

5. After your sprigs have a well-established root base, transplant to a pot for your indoor herb garden.

Or transplant outside in your garden…

Sage growing in a garden.

6. I transplanted mine at about the 4 week mark.

As you can see from the photos above, after transplanting it flourished into a HUGE healthy plant. 🙂

Now you can enjoy having your very own sage plant growing at home!  No more trips to the grocery store every time you need some sage!

More Genius Herb Garden Tips and Tricks

So now that you know how to grow sage from cuttings in water, I have even more genius hacks to share with you.

Create some magic in your kitchen and garden when you try these fun ideas…

How to Dry Sage Leaves Fast

Try my simple tips for how to Dry Sage Leaves so you can save money and always have a plentiful supply of sage on hand!

Dried sage in a small, white bowl.

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Rosemary cuttings in a jar of water.

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Basil plants on a wooden surface.

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Green onions in a jar of water.

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Sweet potatoes with toothpicks in jars of water.

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Collage of different foods.

So have YOU ever tried growing sage from cuttings or other Herbs before?

Leave a comment & share!

About Heidi Miller

I'm a recipe developer, food photographer, writer, and the frugal girl living here in sunny AZ with my husband! Here you’ll find trusted Quick and Easy Recipes with step-by-step instructions and massive flavor! Who knew cooking and baking could be SO ridiculously simple and delicious at the same time?

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12 Comments

  1. Jean Jones says:

    Thank you, I am about to propagate mine tomorrow, no rooting hormone unfortunately i will just have to get it done with honey solution.

    1. Heidi says:

      I would definitely give it a try with just water, too… it roots very easily! 🙂

  2. angiesrecipes says:

    I did something similar with rosemary and basil…gotta try it with sage!

    1. Heidi says:

      Yes… propagating herbs is such a fun way to expand your herb garden! 🙂

  3. Linda Jennifer says:

    Great post! Thank you so much for sharing this very helpful and informative blog

    1. Heidi says:

      Thanks, Linda… I’m so glad you liked the tip! 🙂

  4. Carol says:

    This is fabulous – I love how easy it is to root an herb like sage. Nothing beats fresh herbs. Thanks – pinned.!

    1. Heidi says:

      Thanks, Carol! And I agree… rooting herbs so you can grow even more fresh herbs is such a simple little trick.

  5. Christie says:

    This is so fantastic and helpful because we can reduce how many herbs like sage that we buy at the store when we can easily grow our own from the cuttings!

    1. Heidi says:

      That’s so true… it’s amazing how much money you can save on herbs when you grow and dry your own at home!

  6. Josiah - DIY Thrill says:

    This is such a great trick to regrow more Sage, thanks for sharing!

    1. Heidi says:

      You’re very welcome… I’m so glad you liked the tip! 🙂