Sunflowers are prairie natives, which means that they need lots and lots of sunlight and wide open spaces. The plants can grow to 12 feet in height, and stalks placed too closely can suffer from reduced airflow, in the form of mildew. That being said, be aware that the heavy flower heads can pull the plants right over in windy conditions. The multi-branched varieties suffer less from this problem. Ordinary garden soil works best, as rich soil will produce more leaves than blossom.
Yes, sunflowers can reseed themselves in the garden if the conditions are right.
That depends on where you live; India has several different biomes with a variety of temperatures and growing conditions. In a place that is fairly warm year-round, you can theoretically grow sunflowers at any time.
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Yes, you can buy Sunflowers for a June wedding. In States where the weather is fairly warm this is the time of year that Sunflowers grow and if you don't live in a warmer climate any florist can have the Sunflowers shipped in.
To protect sunflowers from pests and harsh weather conditions, you can use natural pest control methods like planting companion plants, using insecticidal soap, and covering the plants during extreme weather. Additionally, providing proper watering and mulching can help sunflowers withstand harsh conditions.
No, sunflowers will not grow in milk. Milk does not provide the necessary nutrients or conditions required for sunflower growth. Sunflowers need soil, water, sunlight, and nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium to grow successfully.
Yes. You can grow a sunflower at any time of the year if you can provide the right conditions. Summer in the southern hemisphere occurs throughout January, providing suitable conditions for sunflowers in most temperate areas. Many places, such as Hawaii or India are warm year round and thus can grow sunflowers at any time.
Yes. Sunflowers can be grown right up until the first frost, which, depending on where you live, is usually not until late September or October.
They usally grow somewhere where their is lots of sun
Sunflowers generally prefer full sun for most of the day, but they will grow under most conditions short of full shade. If planning a garden with lower light levels, you may want to try dwarf sunflowers or sunflowers with a smaller head size, as they will do better than larger varieties.
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