Sweet leaf (stevia)

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Category: Herb seeds.

From 2.77 €

Quantity of seeds, pcs.: 15 seeds
Quantity of seeds, pcs.: 100 seeds

Stevia leaves are 10–15 times sweeter than sugar. Can be used to sweeten various drinks and products. Stevia does not increase blood sugar levels, thus is suitable for diabetics. Small seeds are need to be pressed into the soil, but do not need to cover with soil. The sowing box needs to be covered to give a greenhouse effect. Seeds germinate for a long time.

Plants do not hibernate, they do not like peat either.

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Quantity of seeds, pcs.	15 seeds, 100 seeds
Seasonality	Perennials
Sowing	III–IV
Sowing depth, cm	0
Transplantation	V–VI
Distances, cm	30×10
Harvest	VIII–X

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