Sage problems

[Grimir]

Can anyone tell me what is this on sage? It is in pot on window. I have classic heating in the room like radiators.

[Aberdeenplotter]

probably something fungal stemming from humidity and lack of ventilation?

[veggiechicken]

They look like leaves that are about to shrivel and drop off! Too hot perhaps?
Mine live outside all year round.

[VirginVegGrower]

Mine live outside too in the ground and all year round.

[rustylady]

Herbs like Sage and Rosemary (I think that's Rosemary in the pot behind the sage in one of your pics) really don't need to be anywhere near a radiator.

[Grimir]

Well i can put them outside on the window, but i am afraid of frost. Here in Europe temperature is coming to -. Well i will remove them from window sill.

[veggiechicken]

It may be a shock to their system to put them outside now. If you have a cool room and can put them in a light place it may be better.

[Grimir]

I removed them from radiator and put them on the room floor near balcony door.

[VirginVegGrower]

Hmmm I hadn't spotted your location and it can get pretty cold and windy there. I agree with VC, cool room and as much light as possible. Rosemary likes to be dry too as it's a Med herb. It hates to be wet.

[Grimir]

Europe country Croatia

[Two_Sheds]

Sage is a short-lived perennial: it's only good for a couple of years. It loses its leaves over winter, too.

You might be as well to treat it as an annual, and take cuttings each summer. Overwinter those in a coldframe or on an unheated very light windowsill (no radiators, lots of light).

"sage does not like is soil that is moist all the time - it is a native of Mediterranean areas." Growing Sage. Lots of practical advice