Stella d'Oro daylilies rebloom best when spent flowers are removed before seed pods form. Once pods develop, the plant shifts energy to seed production and stops blooming. Deadhead daily or every few days; you'll get a smaller but steady flush until frost. Fertilizer won't override this biological switch.
Consistent deadheading is the only reliable trigger.
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