Homonym: salvia (Sage)
Salvia is a genus of plants in the mint family, known for their aromatic leaves and vibrant flowers. There are over 900 species of salvia, which can be found in various habitats around the world. Some common types include sage, often used in cooking, and ornamental varieties that are popular in gardens.
Certain species of salvia, such as Salvia divinorum, are known for their psychoactive properties. These plants have been used traditionally in shamanic practices for their hallucinogenic effects. However, not all salvia species have these properties, and many are valued for their beauty and culinary uses.