Annual salvias like 'Hummingbird' red salvia are often forced into early bloom in pots. Once planted in rich soil with fertilizer, they switch to vegetative growth and bloom late (August-September). Deadheading won't force rebloom if the plant isn't physiologically ready.
These salvias are tender perennials in warm climates. In pots, stress triggers flowering. In good garden soil, they grow leaves first, flowers later.
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