Herb Stevia Stevia Seeds

Stevia Seeds

Stevia natural germination rate is 50 to 60%. Stevia leaves are 30 - 40 times sweeter than common sugar and can be processed into extracts to be 200 - 300 times sweeter than sugar; no calories and so natural. A stevia plant can yield around 200 grams of dried leaf. Good to use fresh or dried grounded. Grown as an annual.

Code: SS0419

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Fast Facts on Stevia Seeds
Product Stevia Seeds
Product Code SS0419
Botanical Name Stevia Rebaudiana
Germination 85 %
Plant Height 45 - 75 Cm
Plant Spread 30 Cm
Life Cycle Perennial
Harvest In 100 - 120 Days
Type Heirloom
   
Stevia Seeds Germination Info
Germinates In 7 - 21 Days
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