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Stevia Flowering

15 years ago

I've heard a lot about Stevia dying off right after it finishes flowering. A couple of days ago my Stevia flowered, and it still looks good so far. I wanted to let it flower but keep it alive. Does anyone have any ideas? Would fertilizing it give it enough nutrition to keep it alive?

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