Can sunflowers be planted in the yard?

Can I grow sunflowers in my yard?

Sunflowers can be planted in the yard. Sunflowers are sun-loving plants with relatively large flower disks and bright flowers. The sunflower seeds are edible. They are generally very ornamental when planted in the yard. In terms of feng shui, they also have the functions of stabilizing the house, warding off evil spirits and bringing prosperity to the house.

Sunflowers are more suitable to be planted in locations with better lighting in the yard. Generally, they can be planted on the south, north, and west sides of the yard without any obstructions. When planting, just make sure the environment is not too shaded.

Taboos of growing sunflowers in the yard

1. Cannot be planted in shade

Sunflowers love light and generally require a lot of light when planted. A shady environment cannot meet the normal growth needs of sunflowers.

2. Do not plant in front of the window

Sunflower flowers are very bright and colorful. Generally, they are more likely to attract small insects when they are blooming. If you open the window, you will be invaded by small insects.

Methods and key points for growing sunflowers in the garden

1. Temperature: During the later growth and maintenance of sunflowers, it is most conducive to their growth if the environmental temperature is controlled at around 21-27 degrees.

2. Watering: Pay attention to watering when caring for sunflowers. They need to be watered ten times a day during the growth period.

3. Light: When caring for sunflowers, it is best to allow them to receive sufficient light every day, which can promote the growth of the plant.