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I'm giving up on this hydroponic stevia. I also had trouble getting mint started indoors (I know, right?), but when I chucked some seeds in a pot, set it outside and then ignored it, it did just fine. So maybe stevia will enjoy the great outdoors in this same manner.

Next up, I'm trying spinach in this same setup. Sown today, just now. Seed packet said 85% germination rate and I planted 2 seeds. No details on germination time, but it said 50 days to harvest.

kidwarp 1y ago

The old lady next door gave us some of her mint (a couple of clippings) & we’ve been trying to do everything to keep it alive indoors over winter… the struggle is real…

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Dr. Hax 1y ago

Mine died off when I brought it in. I watered it for a while and thrn gave up

But then, after months of absolute neglect (no water, no grow lights, not near a window), I saw some thing sprouting in that pot. Some of it was goldenrod, but some was the mint, seemingly back from the dead! So I think I'm set for life on this front.

I plan on propagating it in the foreseeable future. After I have a few, well established pots for myself, I'd be happy to share.

kidwarp 1y ago

I accidentally let mint into my garden once & it took my 3 years to get ride of it.

Orange🍊Man👤 1y ago

Dr. Hax 1y ago

I put it in pots outside. I know better.

kidwarp 1y ago

I learned my lesson lmfao