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This perennial plant cannot live in freezing conditions as it likes the sun. Yet, the root can survive in zone 8, if well protected, as well as in zones 9 and warmer, and grow again in spring.

You should plant it in good-quality, loose, loamy, well-drained soil in 12-inch containers, and keep it in direct sunlight, and water it when the soil is dry.

It needs to have 18 inches free space, and it will grow 1-3 feet in height. You should wait for the frost to pass and then plant it. Use compost, and mulch, to prevent drying out in summer.

Remember that the good drainage is vital in order to prevent rotting. Note that the roots are rotten if it is still wilting after being watered.

It blooms in autumn, with white flowers, so to stimulate the growth of new leaves, you can trim off the flowers.

Its leaves are sweeter in autumn, as the taste is better before the plant blooms. To use the leaves longer, you should dry them outside in the sun.

Remove the stems, leaves, and tender stems, and scatter them on loosely woven fabric or any non-metal screening. They will be dried in a day, so collect them, and crush them using a food processor or with the hand until you get powder.

You should keep the Stevia in airtight containers, and add it to your food and drinks. It will not dissolve, but it will effectively them.