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Thank you very much for your suggestions and help. I stopped adding fertilizer and water, and I believe I can see new signs of growth. If this poor sally plant ever recovers, I'll send you pictures.

I received a fully established salvia divinorum plant via mail and potted it in a  small-medium sized clay container. It's been about a month now and it's not doing so good  :?
The leaves have turned black and shriveled up, and some have even fallen off. I'm not sure what to do, I don't think the soil is too dry, if anything it may  be too wet. The temperature should be perfect, the humidity should be perfect, and I do not see any signs of pests. The stem is very healthy on the top and has some new(but slow growing) leaves, I'm afraid they will turn black and die as well. I only gave it a small amount of fertilizer. Should I make a cutting of the top? Is there hope?

Thanks for your answers in advance,

a very concerned salvia grower :cry: