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Either your gerbil is pregnant, or they have eaten too many sunflower seeds in one sitting. Try removing sunflower seeds from their diet. If they are still fat after one week, then your gerbil is probably expecting. For info on how to take care of baby gerbils, ask on this site 'How do you take care of baby gerbils?'.
When the heads are ripe: cut and tie them together and dry in the sun for a week or so. Then you can remove the seeds by either rubbing them out or by laying them on a sheet on the floor and hitting them with a stick or (clean) broom.Further drying of the seeds for another week is best. They can than be roasted or prepared for eating or long term storage.Harvesting the sunflower heads with a clean cut will not kill the plant; only the flower itself. And like any other plant that flowers, it will eventually grow more flower heads.
TARGET uses over 10000 bags in a week. I know that's a lot
It takes a lot longer than a week for a sunflower plant to reach maturity.
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like a million bags of it a week or something...
9 cuz jabba the hutt doesn't make pickles
it takes up to a week for a the seed to germinate, then it can take up to a month for it to turn into an actual plant, then a few weeks from then for the sunflower head to start growing. so all up it takes a few months for the sunflower to actually grow and you won't get any seeds from it until it is fully grown. :)
The sunflower grows within a week as long as you water it twice a day.
ma current use of plactic bags is 23 a a week
yes, hamsters can but only give them small bits at a time. broccoli is a treat for them so only give it about once a week. your hamster may not like it if not try giving it sunflower seeds instead. decall (i have 8 hamsters lol)