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How long does it take for sunflower seeds to grow into mature plants?
Sunflower seeds typically take about 80 to 120 days to grow into mature plants.
Which plants' flowers produce seeds faster short-dayplants or long-day plants?
short day plants
What order do you have to plant the plants to get cutie pie in moshi monsters?
The order of the seeds does not matter as long as you have the right seeds. The seeds may not grow into the color of flowers that you need. Then you dig up the one that is not the right color and plant that same seed again until you get the color you need.
How long does it take sunflower seeds to biodegrade?
Yes, sunflower seeds are biodegradable.... All things that come from plants are biodegradable.
Why must seeds dispersed from their parent plants?
they need to be dispersed because the seeds can flower somewhere new. for example, when you or an animal brush your skin against plants, it sticks until it falls off. if it is in the right environment, it will grow, as long as the plant's needs are met. Dispersal of seeds from their parents is required by the nature to facilitate their distribution in larger areas and also to avoid their congregation at one place.
How long do sunflower seeds last for planting before they become ineffective?
Sunflower seeds can last for planting for about 1 to 2 years before they become less effective.
How long will sunflower seeds last for planting before they become ineffective?
Sunflower seeds can last for planting for about 1 to 2 years before they become less effective.
How No trees affect life in trees?
its because long time ago they didnt have seeds to plants trees
When a bean plant produces seeds in long pods is this reproduction?
Yes, when a bean plant produces seeds in long pods, it is a form of reproduction known as sexual reproduction. Pollination of flowers leads to the development of seeds within the pods, which can then be dispersed to grow new bean plants.
If you put seeds in the dark with water will they germinate?
Yes, seeds can germinate in the dark as long as they have access to water, provided they also have the necessary conditions such as the right temperature and moisture level. While light can be beneficial for some plants post-germination, it is not essential during the initial germination phase. The seeds will utilize stored energy to sprout until they emerge from the soil and can photosynthesize.
What does a Jerboa eat?
A Four-toed Jerboa eats seeds and insects.
How long do plants grow?
they grow up to 50cm then they become in to trees
