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can bacopa self seed?

8 years ago

It looks like I have a bunch of small bacopa plants this year growing where I had 3 containers of bacopa last summer. I thought they were sterile so can't see how it can be bacopa but it does look like it. No flowers yet but the plants are still rather small.

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clc70
8 years ago
You can buy bacopa seed therefore they can't all be sterile.
maryjozone5 thanked clc70
maryjozone5
Original Author
8 years ago
I hope they flower soon, I am so curious!!!
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