Flower stalks are normal in spring. The "cut flowers" myth originated from growers using insufficient light (indoors). In full sun, plants are robust enough to flower and grow.
By September, seed pods dry and split, revealing shiny black seeds. See our care sheets for germination.
Feeding is not a priority. Sun, water, and soil are paramount. Bugs supply nutrients, not energy. Outdoor plants catch ample prey. If you feed, use insects small enough to fit the trap.
Good growing!
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